Shared Ownership Surrey

first time buyer advice for the future and to buy?

Can anyone help..UK..im on a 24k salary and its likely to stay this way for a few years! i work in london and looking to buy in surrey/sussex/essex areas..the problem is its so expensive!! i have my student loan and a graduate loan…would it be better to pay off the graduate loan rather than have a deposit.? i could pay this off at christmas and then start saving again for a deposit and fees etc…the shared ownership thing does not look good! the homebuy loan has its drawbacks too. any advice would be great on what to do! im stuck!

Having reached the grand age of 63 and had much experience of the housing market both good and bad my advice to you would be to pay off your debts first,live your life a bit before you settle down to mortgages and more debt.Believe me, there is no shame in renting a property and it very often offers more security in certain circumstances (losing your job,you will get your rent paid but not a mortgage.No big repair bills or home insurances to pay.If there is a crash you dont lose your shirt.) On the positive side,you can make money on owning your own property,improving it and selling at a profit.You are very young,enjoy your life.travel,work abroad,experience different cultures as you will be old soon enough!!! Good luck with whatever you decide.

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