Help to Buy available at
all our developments in Scotland.
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You could only need a 5% deposit and a 75% mortgage to 100% own a new home with Help to Buy (Scotland)*.
Miller Homes are delighted to announce that Help to Buy (Scotland)* is now available across our developments in Scotland. This initiative is available to all buyers, whether you have a home to sell or are a first time buyer. So Help to Buy means precisely that for everyone.
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We have a wide range of homes in great locations, so making your dream move happen is easier than ever.
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Here's an example of how it could work
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Purchase price of your new home
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100%
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£130,000
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Deposit
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5%
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£6,500
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Mortgage
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75%
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£97,500
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Equity assistance from Scottish Government
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20%
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£26,000
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So you’d pay from only £104,000* now and still own 100% of your new home.
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YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP THE REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT
*Help to Buy (Scotland) is available on properties up to a maximum value of £400,000. If you qualify for Help to Buy assistance and you raise a mortgage for at least 75% of the purchase price of your new home from a lender, the Scottish Government will provide funding for between 10% to 20% of the purchase price which is secured by a standard security over your new home. A 5% deposit is required by the lender. More may be required depending upon circumstances and your lender’s criteria. Help to Buy (Scotland) is subject to eligibility and terms and conditions. Terms and conditions apply and are correct at time of broadcast.
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