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In-depth on home buying in the Valley

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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) -- Being a homebuyer can be very confusing, so this coming weekend, there will be a free workshop to help people through the process. Jamie Bledsoe and Deborah Robinson began a conversation Tuesday about home buying and the upcoming workshop. Robinson says one of the main reasons people don't buy a house is fear. "So if we take away that fear and replace it with education... then it kind of helps a little bit and lets the…

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In-depth on home buying in the Valley

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) -- Being a homebuyer can be very confusing, so this coming weekend, there will be a free workshop to help people through the process. Jamie Bledsoe and Deborah Robinson began a conversation Tuesday about home buying and the upcoming workshop. Robinson says one of the main reasons people don't buy a house is fear. "So if we take away that fear and replace it with education... then it kind of helps a little bit and lets the…

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Support for people in priority groups to buy a house

Home ownership scheme reopens 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. Applicants can apply for between 60% and 90% of the property’s val…

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

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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