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How to sell your Shared Ownership Property

What do I do if I want to sell?

You may sell your share at any time but you must tell your landlord that you want to move. Your lease may have clauses that allow your landlord to nominate a prospective purchaser and you may be required to have your property valued to determine the sale price of your share.

You can buy all the remaining shares in the property yourself and then sell the property outright unless you live in a rural area and are not allowed to buy 100% of the shares.

You will benefit from any increase in the value of the share that you own but you must be aware that you will also be affected if the value of your share falls.

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