UK Move -House sale and house buying advice site
Moving house is one of the more stressful activities that we undertake. Whether you are a first time buyer, you have already moved several times before, or you are renting a property, there are likely to be many questions you need answering. For example:
What is the house buying process, and who is involved?- How much is it likely to cost and what fees are involved?
- Which mortgage is right for me?
- What is shared equity and do I qualify?
- Should I try selling my house myself?
- What des a house conveyansor / solicitor do?
- How can I get the best price for my house?
- What should I look for when viewing a property to buy?
UK Move is your one stop site for all thing relating to moving house in the UK, including up to date news on the housing market in the UK and house purchase advice and suggestions if you need help on repossessions.
Fresh content is being added weekly as we develop the site so bookmark the site and use it as your house moving reference site or house buying guide. Site content is being added based on visitor demand. If there is a subject area related to the UK housing market you would like covered to help your moving house experience or to help you through your house purchase please contact uk move
UK move your house buying guide
UK move offers advice on all aspects of moving house, covering estate agents, solicitors, letting agents, mortgage providers and removal companies.
Government NewBuy Scheme
The Government backed NewBuy scheme makes 95% mortgages widely available.
With NewBuy, you only need to put down 5% deposit to buy your dream new home. The NewBuy scheme is open to you if you are a first time buyer or existing home owner, providing that you have a minimum 5% deposit. NewBuy is available on new build homes in England, which can be purchased for £500,000 or less.
First Buy Equity Loans are another alternative where 20% of the cost is covered by an equity loan funded by the government and the house builder.
Confused by the housing market and house prices? Read our new feature on making sense of House Prices in the UK
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