Right to Acquire is a government scheme that lets housing association tenants buy their home at a discount. The discount is smaller than Right to Buy, usually up to £16,000, depending on where you live.
You can apply if you’ve been a public sector tenant for at least 3 years, and your home was either built or bought by a housing association after 31 March 1997, or transferred from a council to a housing association after that date.
Your home must also be self-contained and your main or only residence.
If you don’t qualify for Right to Buy, Right to Acquire could still help you become a homeowner.
Speak to your landlord to check if you’re eligible, and visit the Gov.uk website for more details on how to apply.