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Heylo housing
Emmab19973
Posts: 36 Forumite
Good morning all
I am after some advise please, I have recently made an application to Your home to apply for shared housing ( part share part buy ) I had an agreement in principal sent back to me that allows me to act as a cash buyer up to the amount agreed. This to me sounds too good to be true, it is allowing me to put my deposit down and purchase ANY house up to the said limit and act as a cash buyer. So my deposit becomes my share and I pay rent on the additional amount.
Is this a legit company? Has anyone actually purchased a home via this route? I contacted a local estate agent who hasn't come across this before.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
Many thanks
I am after some advise please, I have recently made an application to Your home to apply for shared housing ( part share part buy ) I had an agreement in principal sent back to me that allows me to act as a cash buyer up to the amount agreed. This to me sounds too good to be true, it is allowing me to put my deposit down and purchase ANY house up to the said limit and act as a cash buyer. So my deposit becomes my share and I pay rent on the additional amount.
Is this a legit company? Has anyone actually purchased a home via this route? I contacted a local estate agent who hasn't come across this before.
Any help would be very much appreciated!
Many thanks
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Do you have a link to their website? "Your Home shared ownership" brings up a lot of hits but none that seems to take you to Your Home's website.0
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I just found another link via this forum, it seems like it really is too good to be true, a private company it isn't government run. I am going to pass! Too much of a risk.0
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Do you have a link to their website? "Your Home shared ownership" brings up a lot of hits but none that seems to take you to Your Home's website.
http://heylohousing.com/your-heylo-housing0
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