Shared Ownership Mortgages

    Buy a share of a property (25–75%) and pay rent on the rest. A government-backed route to homeownership with a smaller deposit and mortgage.

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    An Affordable Path to Homeownership

    Shared ownership is a government-backed scheme designed to help people who can't afford to buy a home outright. You purchase a share of a property (typically 25–75%) and pay rent on the remaining share to a housing association. As your circumstances improve, you can 'staircase' — buying additional shares until you eventually own the property outright.

    What We Can Arrange

    Initial shared ownership purchase — mortgaging your 25–75% share
    Staircasing — buying additional shares as your circumstances improve
    Specialist shared ownership lenders with competitive rates
    Shared ownership remortgages
    Shared ownership with adverse credit
    New build and resale shared ownership properties

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    No obligation • Initial consultation at our expense • Response within 24 hours

    How It Works

    1

    Initial Consultation

    We discuss your situation, income, goals and any concerns — at our expense and without obligation.

    2

    Market Search

    We search our extensive lender panel including specialist lenders to find the best deal.

    3

    Application

    We prepare and submit your application, managing all lender communications.

    4

    Completion

    We coordinate with solicitors and the lender through to completion day.

    YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.

    Chess Mortgages is a trading style of Chess Property Services (London) Limited (Company No. 6575229), authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA No. 748976).

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