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Previously on "Buying next door to extend your house, and 2nd home SLDT"
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Originally posted by ChimpMaster View PostNope.
And £60k, wow. You could buy one up there every other month!
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostSuch places still exist!
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It only seems fair that you'd get a refund once the place was registered as a single property.
Just as when you need to get a let to buy on your current property to fund the purchase of your next main residence, you get the surcharge back if you sell within 18 months.
Wouldn't surprise me if they hadn't thought of this particular use case though.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostFor one not about me... A mate has a terraced house up here in Billy Elliot land. The one next door is empty and the owner has hinted he'd still for £60k or so so my mate is fairly seriously considering buying it and knocking the two together.
I was wondering if you'd be able to wiggle out of the 3% second home stamp duty. Anyone have the slightest idea?
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Nope.
And £60k, wow. You could buy one up there every other month!
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Buying next door to extend your house, and 2nd home SLDT
For one not about me... A mate has a terraced house up here in Billy Elliot land. The one next door is empty and the owner has hinted he'd still for £60k or so so my mate is fairly seriously considering buying it and knocking the two together.
I was wondering if you'd be able to wiggle out of the 3% second home stamp duty. Anyone have the slightest idea?Tags: None
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