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Do you want a stupid answer to your stupid question or do you actually believe this warrants a sensible answer?Originally posted by win10 View PostI know there are some people here using companies to B2L properties.
Do you use England registered company or one registered in the tax heavens Isle of Man etc.?
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If it's a B2B, the Bank will have first charge on the property and no doubt they will want a director's guarantee and a huge deposit. Offshore is out unless its 100% cash.Originally posted by win10 View PostI know there are some people here using companies to B2L properties.
Do you use England registered company or one registered in the tax heavens Isle of Man etc.?
You could try buy-toilet and leave a small deposit."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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