Want to know how you can own your home and only pay 75% of the purchase price now?
Reserve a home from George Wimpey this month through our fantastic shared equity scheme, easystart.
What is easystart?
easystart means that you own 100% of your property but only pay 75% now. We secure our equity with an interest-free loan agreement and a second charge on the property. This amazing deal lasts for 10 years.
The facts:
- You own 100% of your home for 75% of the price now
- You pay no interest or rent on the other 25%
- You have up to 10 years to repay the outstanding 25% at market value
- Your home is 100% your from day one
What happens when I sell my house?
You pay your mortgage provider, we get back our investment of 25% of the price you sell it at and whatever’s left is yours. Simple as that.
What next?
Get in touch with George Wimpey and find out just how easy it is for you to own your first home.
Can't find the right development? Try our sister brand Bryant Homes.
Are there any other deals?
In addition to this great shared equity scheme we also have these other fantastic deals for you to chose from (on selected developments and properties only):
Terms and Conditions
*Taylor Wimpey will provide a loan for the remaining 25% of the purchase price for up to 10 years, secured by a second charge over the property. The repayment sum will reflect 25% of the market value of the property at the time the property is sold or remortgaged. No interest is payable unless there is a default. Terms and conditions apply and full details will be provided on request from participating developments. This offer is subject to status and only available on selected developments and properties. This offer is only available with other promotions at the discretion of the participating development. Applicants will need to use a mortgage Broker and Solicitor from Taylor Wimpey's panel, who will act solely for the applicant.
YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR ANY OTHER DEBT SECURED ON IT
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