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COUNCIL RIGHT TO BUY: Your Right to Buy your home

Council Right to Buy: Who has the Right to Buy?

(Who has the Right to Buy? continued)

Preserved Right to Buy

If you are an assured tenant of a registered social landlord, such as a housing association, in normal circumstances you do not have the Right to Buy (although you may have the right to buy your home under another scheme - ask your landlord if you are unsure).

However, if you were previously a secure tenant of a local authority and you became an assured tenant because ownership of your home was transferred to a registered social landlord, you may have what is known as the 'Preserved Right to Buy'. This only applies if you were living in your home at the date on which it was transferred. It can also apply if you then move to another property owned by the new landlord. But it does not apply if you move to a property owned by a different landlord.

The Preserved Right to Buy operates in a similar way to the normal Right to Buy. However, the cost floor ( reduces the discount available to take account of the cost of works previously done on the property by the landlord) includes works carried out over a longer period (15-16 years) and may include acquisition and build costs. Also, you cannot buy your home through the Rent to Mortgage scheme (see below) if you have a 'Preserved Right to Buy'.

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