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Support for people in priority groups to buy a house - Home ownership scheme reopens

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A scheme to help people in priority groups buy a home on the open market has reopened for applications. The Open Market Shared Equity Scheme will be available to people across Scotland who can't afford the full price of a home from groups which include social renters, disabled people, people aged 60 and over, members of the armed forces and veterans.

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Home Ownership Scheme Reopens - Graeme Dey

Support for Priority Groups to Buy A scheme to help people in priority groups buy a home on the open market has reopened for applications. The Open Market Shared Equity Scheme will be available to people from specific groups across Scotland who can’t afford the full price of a home. This includes social renters, disabled people, people aged 60 and over, members of the armed forces and veterans. Applicants can apply for between 60% and 90% of the…

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