US EditionNewcastle for Intermediaries Expands Shared Ownership to for-Profit Providers
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Newcastle BS debuts for-profit shared ownership panel – Mortgage Finance Gazette
Newcastle for Intermediaries has extended its shared ownership home loans to a panel of registered for-profit providers of the scheme. The range is available to new home buyers and those looking to remortgage with a maximum household income of up to £80,000 (£90,000 in London), and… The post Newcastle BS debuts for-profit shared ownership panel appeared first on Mortgage Finance Gazette.
Newcastle BS launches for-profit shared ownership panel – Mortgage Strategy
Newcastle for Intermediaries has extended its shared ownership home loans to a panel of registered for-profit providers of the scheme. The range is available to new home buyers and those looking to remortgage with a maximum household income of up to £80,000 (£90,000 in London), and a maximum loan amount available being 95% loan to value of the borrower’s share. Newcastle Building Society’s broker-only arm says its two- and five-year fixed…
Newcastle expands Shared Ownership range to include For-Profit providers
Newcastle for Intermediaries has expanded its Shared Ownership proposition to include a panel of registered For-Profit Shared Ownership providers, reflecting growing demand in this segment of the market. The lender first launched its Shared Ownership products in 2022, offering support for first-time buyers and others with limited affordability. The proposition includes 2-year and 5-year fixed-rate options, a maximum household income cap of £80,0…
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