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Shared Ownership Scheme

johnjay · 2006-05-23 22:14:38

Hi all, does anyone have any opinion (good or bad) of the Shared Ownership Scheme in the Dublin area? Any idea of the maxium amount one can spend on a place on the scheme?? J

23-05-2006 10:14pm

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johnjay

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Hi all,

does anyone have any opinion (good or bad) of the Shared Ownership Scheme in the Dublin area?

Any idea of the maxium amount one can spend on a place on the scheme??

J

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#2 24-05-2006 8:39am

Jonnie_Onion

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Maximum purchase in DCC area is 275K AFAIK.

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#3 24-05-2006 3:32pm

ItsyBitsy

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Hi,
Has anyone on here applied for this? I'm going for it, am almost ready to apply.

Just on the application form it asks for details of parents & siblings income (if living at home). So I'm wondering is their income somehow taken into account when deciding if I qualify. I mean it's not like they're going to be repaying on my behalf or anything:D !!!

Cheers,
ItsyBitsy

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#4 24-05-2006 5:00pm

Jonnie_Onion

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What interests me about the scheme, in DCC area anyway, is that they tell you not to put a deposit down on a place. How does this work if you're queuing overnight for a place?

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#5 25-05-2006 1:17pm

clawsthefirst

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you give them your shared ownership reference number and that's the same as a deposit. you then go to dcc and give them your €1300

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