You are eligible to purchase a Home Reach property in England or Wales if:

· Your household income does not exceed £80,000 per annum for homes outside of London (£90,000 in London)

· You have a deposit (at least 5% of the share value)

· You are a first-time buyer or used to own a home, but cannot afford to buy outright now

· The shared ownership property will be your principle and only home

· You have passed a financial assessment, demonstrating you are financially able to purchase the minimum share value and support the monthly costs.

· Household minimum income must be above £12,000

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

You are eligible to purchase a Home Reach property in England or Wales if:

· Your household income does not exceed £80,000 per annum for homes outside of London (£90,000 in London)

· You have a deposit (at least 5% of the share value)

· You are a first-time buyer or used to own a home, but cannot afford to buy outright now

· The shared ownership property will be your principle and only home

· You have passed a financial assessment, demonstrating you are financially able to purchase the minimum share value and support the monthly costs.

· Household minimum income must be above £12,000

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

The GLA and Homes England set the eligibility criteria for Shared Ownership, but broadly speaking you must:

• Not own another property in the UK or any other country.
• Have a household income that falls below £90,000 (£80,000 threshold outside the M25). Every property will have a minimum income level too, determined by its’ value, rent and service charge costs. In most cases you will need to meet or exceed the given minimum income.
• Have access to a minimum deposit of 10% of the share being purchased (a minimum deposit of 5% of the share being purchased may be acceptable depending on individual financial status).
• Be in full time permanent employment.
• Be a British, EU or EEA Citizen or have indefinite leave to remain in the UK.
• Have a good credit history.

You are eligible to purchase a Home Reach property in England or Wales if:

· Your household income does not exceed £80,000 per annum for homes outside of London (£90,000 in London)

· You have a deposit (at least 5% of the share value)

· You are a first-time buyer or used to own a home, but cannot afford to buy outright now

· The shared ownership property will be your principle and only home

· You have passed a financial assessment, demonstrating you are financially able to purchase the minimum share value and support the monthly costs.

· Household minimum income must be above £12,000

You are eligible to purchase a Home Reach property in England or Wales if:

- Your household income does not exceed £80,000 per annum for homes outside of London (£90,000 in London)
- You have a deposit (at least 5% of the share value)
- You are a first-time buyer or used to own a home, but cannot afford to buy outright now
- The shared ownership property will be your principle and only home
- You have passed a financial assessment, demonstrating you are financially able to purchase the minimum share value and support the monthly costs.
- Household minimum income must be above £53,664

Eligibility Criteria:

You are eligible to purchase a Home Reach property in England or Wales if:

· Your household income does not exceed £80,000 per annum for homes outside of London (£90,000 in London)

· You have a deposit (at least 5% of the share value)

· You are a first-time buyer or used to own a home, but cannot afford to buy outright now

· The shared ownership property will be your principle and only home

· You have passed a financial assessment, demonstrating you are financially able to purchase the minimum share value and support the monthly costs.

· Household minimum income must be above £30,008

You are eligible to purchase a Home Reach property in England or Wales if:

· Your household income does not exceed £80,000 per annum for homes outside of London (£90,000 in London)

· You have a deposit (at least 5% of the share value)

· You are a first-time buyer or used to own a home, but cannot afford to buy outright now

· The shared ownership property will be your principle and only home

· You have passed a financial assessment, demonstrating you are financially able to purchase the minimum share value and support the monthly costs.

· Household minimum income must be above £71,456