Originally posted by Basil Fawlty
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A sign the economy is moving forward
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But it doesn't stop you buying another property subsequently. Also, I doubt it stops one spouse owning a property already and the other buying under help to buy. And then the first spouse could let the first property. MADNESS! -
nice Hienlen quote!Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHelp to buy is going to be extended to old houses (I think).
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ShhhhhhOriginally posted by Old Greg View PostBut it doesn't stop you buying another property subsequently. Also, I doubt it stops one spouse owning a property already and the other buying under help to buy. And then the first spouse could let the first property. MADNESS!
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And then 1st spouse could transfer first (let) property to second spouse and use help to buy to fund a second home.Originally posted by Old Hack View PostShhhhhh
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Herbert shirleyOriginally posted by vetran View Postnice Hienlen quote!How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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The housing market seems to have picked up a lot in the last four weeks, sold our house, a FTB property in two days at full asking price and had to pay asking price for our next property. Seems the new help to buy scheme is setting expectations that the 2007 peaks will be crushed, even outside of the South East.
That or is a cracking bit of politics that's freed up the housing market and they will pull the scheme before it starts.Make Mercia Great Again!Comment
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