HomeOwners Alliance Reviews

Name: HomeOwners Alliance
Address: 2 Stephen Street, London
Rating: 4.61

4.6 Rating 2,459 Reviews

93 %

of reviewers recommend HomeOwners Alliance

4.6

Based on 2,459 reviews

Shipping & Delivery
Delivery Methods	Postal Service, Courier
On-time Delivery	99%
Customer Service
Communication Channels	Telephone, Email, Live Chat
Queries Resolved In	Under An Hour
Customer Service	4.5 out of 5

About HomeOwners Alliance:

The HomeOwners Alliance champions the interests of Britain’s homeowners and aspiring homeowners, providing unbiased and practical advice as well as services you can trust whether you are buying, selling or owning your home.

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033 0088 2051

Location:

2 Stephen Street
London
W1T 1AN

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HomeOwners Alliance 5 star review on 7th April 2021

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HomeOwners Alliance 5 star review on 16th March 2021

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“There seems to be some very useful information here coving many bases. Always get several quotes and check-a-trade is a good place to start..”

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“...not much here that you couldn't have figured out for yourself without doing an internet search.”

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“Gives you lots of useful information but doesnt mention the fact that shared pwnership leases run down jut like other leasholds so your house is losing value like any other leashold property and could become worthless”

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Hi, Thanks for taking the time to reply. You are right to point this out. We have now made it clear in our guide that those with a shared ownership lease faces the same issues as other leaseholders. Paula

“explained a bridge loan”

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“Very useful”

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“Very clear and useful information”

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“Good information”

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“Easy to navigate”

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“Great advice and interesting facts put together. Give a novice an insight into what's coming around the corner regarding interest rates.”

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“Beneficial because I am out of state”

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“Good interface and clear information. Thank you!”

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“excellent, easy to find the information”

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“positively, I learned there is a new law due about freehold which will make freeholds less valuable. this might, just might help me as someone new bought my freehold in 2023 whithout my knowledge and wanted more than 3k shortly after to buy it. Now, 2yrs later its 1k cheaper. On the downside, it largely seemed to relate to flats. I am now worried. If I buy the freehold now I am sure I will lose money as the property isn't in great repair, but if I wait it could be sold from under me again as he is effectively giving me the first refusal I SHOULD have had from the original owners having bought my house in 1986. Downside of website I have looked at (and to be fair briefly), is it seems to focus on flats. Still the best site i found so far.”

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Hi, thanks for taking the time to reply. From what you have said, I'm assuming that you own a leasehold house and your current freeholder has decided to sell it to another freehold. We do have a guide for Leasehold Houses specifically. https://hoa.org.uk/advice/guides-for-homeowners/for-owners/leasehold-house/ You are rightly concerned that you do not know what your new freeholder will be like. If the price is right and you can afford it, it is probably in your best interest to buy the freehold of your house, especially as leasehold houses may become more tricky to sell as they become less common. But you will want to get financial and legal advice. The government funds free leasehold advice via the Leasehold Advisory Service - https://www.lease-advice.org/. Good luck, Paula

“help to understand exchange of contracts and completion”

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“yes it was useful as I am just getting ball park figures at present.”

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“I found the information that I needed explained clearly and with considerable detail.”