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Shared Ownership (is it a pain?)

sofsofsof
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When going into shared ownership home/bungalow (own entrace type). Is it really a pain getting the Okay on having 2 dogs? (for example) please anyone with experience in shared help!! And what happens if you get married, have kids.
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In our shared ownership house, we don't need anyones permission to own a pet.0
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It will depend on the lease, which will be different for different housing associations. Ask the people you are considering buying from for a coy of the lease you'll have to sign, and read it carefully. Ours had a strict no farm animals clause, but cats and dogs were fine, but yours might say something different.0
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Can i ask how much your rent has gone up on average per year?0
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Can i ask on average how much your rent has gone up a year? Been told ours can go up rpi + 0.5% so ??0
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We have a shared ownership apartment. The contract states 'The occupier must gain written consent (except for a cat, dog or caged bird) from 'housing association' to keep an animal at the property....
We recently got a letter saying, 'housing association would like to remind residents that no pets are allowed to be kept in the scheme without prior written consent please refer to clause x.x.x 'The occupier must gain written consent (except for a cat, dog or caged bird) from 'housing association' to keep an animal at the property'
As with most of these management companies they are an absolute shambles! Just check the wording carefully on your lease
Danny0
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