Own your home and leave the debt behind

The debt-free way to buy the same type of home you can afford to rent, without the mortgage.

Buy a home worth up to 10x your income

With a pre-tax annual household income of £24,000
Homeblend Budget
£240,000
A bank may lend*
£81,600
*Based on UK average first time buyer loan to income multiple May 2021 (UK Finance)

How gradual homeownership works

1
You buy the bit you can afford today
Out funding partners pay for the rest
2
The house is paid for in full
So, you don’t need a mortgage
3
You pay rent on the bit you haven’t bought yet
At fair market value of the home
4
But, the home is yours to make your own
So, you don’t need a mortgage
5
Buy more each month or in lump sums
The more you buy, the less rent you pay

Meet the Ahmed family

Before we helped the Ahmed family buy their dream home, they were struggling to save enough deposit...
“For anyone who has good credit, reasonable household income but not a big enough deposit, this is the perfect route to getting on the ladder..

It was important for us to own our home and have that sense of security, and we treat our stair casing payments just as we would a mortgage.”
Read more about the Ahmed Family

You find your dream home.
We'll help you own it.

Traditional
Mortgages
13
years to home ownership
Homeblend
9
years to home ownership
For illustration purposes only
See assumptions

Key benefits

Make it your own
You have the freedom to paint the walls, change the carpet or get a pet. After all, it’s your home.
Make it your own
You have the freedom to paint the walls, change the carpet or get a pet. After all, it’s your home.
Make it your own
You have the freedom to paint the walls, change the carpet or get a pet. After all, it’s your home.

Frequently asked questions

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