Do-It-Yourself Shared Ownership (DISO) is a form of housing tenure in the United Kingdom which enables people to purchase a share in a property and receive rental income from the remainder of the property. It is a form of shared ownership which is more flexible than traditional shared ownership schemes, as it allows individuals to purchase a property and then rent out the remaining part to other individuals. The purpose of this is to provide people with an affordable housing option which can help them purchase their own home, while still benefiting from rental income. DISO is a good option for those who are unable to obtain a mortgage or who cannot afford the full cost of a property. It also provides the opportunity for individuals to build equity in their home over time, as the shared ownership portion can be increased or decreased as needed. The scope of DISO is relatively broad, as it can be applied to any type of residential property, including houses, flats, and purpose-built accommodation.