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It would be useful to speak to a mortgage adviser who can let you know of the various options available to you.
There are companies regulated by the financial conduct authority that can buy your home and rent it back you. This is one option and there are others.
The mortgage advice bureau may be able to offer some assistance as well.0 -
Would the equity be enough to consider a shared ownership scheme? That would give you the security of tenure, something to pass on to any heirs and if you have little or no other capital you may be eligible for housing benefit for the rented portion.0
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