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Many people who want to own their own home find that today's high prices prevent them from stepping foot on the property ladder.

We offer a number of options that could help you into home ownership. You may wish to buy a property from us outright. Or, if you can't afford to pay the full price for a property, you may still be eligible for an affordability scheme which could make your ownership dream a reality!

Shared ownership

Shared ownsership is a form of low cost home ownership that combines 'renting' with buying. It allows you to have a stake in the ownership of your home if you are currently unable to buy outright. You choose the size of the initial share then pay a monthly 'rent' to us on the rest.

Find out more about shared ownership.

Shared equity

You pay between 60 and 80 per cent of the price of a home and we pay for the rest using a grant from the Scottish Government.

Shared equity mainly helps first-time buyers but it can help others too. For example, if you are looking for a new home after a significant change in your household circumstances or if a disability means you need to move to more suitable housing, we could give you a LIFT into home ownership!

Find out more about shared equity.

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Link Group Ltd.
Link House
2C New Mart Road
Edinburgh
Midlothian
EH14 1RL
Scotland

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Telephone : 08451 559 559
Fax : 0131 624 7801

Customer service centre

Telephone : 08451 400 100
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Link Group Limited is a Charity registered in Scotland, number SCO01026, and an exempt charity under the Co-operative and Community Benefits and Societies Act 2003. Link Group is registered under the Industrial and Provident Societies Act 1965 with the Financial Services Authority, registered number 1481 R(S), and with the Scottish Housing Regulator, number 148.