Metropolitan Thames Valley
Leasehold & Homeownership Specialist

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£32,997 - £38,592 p/a
Temporary - Full Time
Closing date - 22 September 2026
The role
Leasehold & Homeownership Specialist known inhouse as a Homeownership Specialist
Location: London, EC1N 8JS or Nottingham, NG9 1LA – Hybrid Working
Contract Type: 12 Month FTC 37.5hrs per week
Salary Banding
- London £36,663 - £38,592
- Nottingham: £32,997 - £34,733
We are looking for a Homeownership Specialist to provide a fast, responsive, and customer‑focused service to our leaseholders. You will guide customers through Home Ownership services, ensuring they receive the right information at the right time and that all processes are delivered in line with legislation, policy, and service standards.
This post can be based at either our London or Nottingham. Regular travel to our London office would be required for this role, if Nottingham based.
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Key Responsibilities
- Deliver frontline customer support for homeownership enquiries, including Right to Buy / Right to Acquire, lease extensions, re‑mortgaging, transfers of ownership, home improvements, sub‑letting and alterations.
- Liaise with solicitors and internal teams to provide legal information within deadlines, including management packs, notices, deeds of covenant and deeds of variation.
- Carry out Section 20 consultations and prepare documentation for formal challenges, including First Tier Tribunal cases, attending hearings when required.
- Provide advice to customers, Local Housing Managers, and internal teams.
- Ensure statutory and non‑statutory homeownership processes are completed accurately and compliantly.
- Attend and occasionally chair residents’ meetings and undertake sub‑letting breach investigations.


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About You
- Strong communication and customer service skills with a proactive, problem‑solving approach.
- Good attention to detail and ability to interpret legal and financial information.
- Knowledge of homeownership services, legislation, and best practice.
- Confident using IT systems, including Word and Excel.
Download documents
- CusSerHomOwn014-Home Ownership Specialist_Nov25.pdf
- Occupational Requirements Home Ownership Specialist (1).pdf
Department: Customer Services
Last updated: September 8, 2026
Job ref: NTX1229046
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