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In this second Sell to Rent FAQ article for the Sell and Rent Back Blog, we cover three more of our most popular questions.  If you have any more questions about sell and rent back, please contact us.  We are here to help!

A new monthly survey by the DCLG (Department of Communities and Local Government) shows that property values continue to fall - but at a slower rate than in the past. This is heartening news for some; however, those who need to sell home fast are still struggling to find a sufficient way to do so.

With The Nationwide now offering 125% mortgages to certain customers who have negative equity on their homes - i.e., who owe more than what their home is worth - it looks like some will be receiving much-needed assistance in these worrisome economic times.

With news that the Bank of England will be holding the interest rate at 0.5% for an additional month - and that it would hold off on increasing its quantitative easing of the economy by not printing money to buy bonds - people who were hoping that the economy was turning around are sure to be disappointed.

There is more rough news for the job market in the UK, as Jaguar announced that it is axing 300 jobs from its Halewood plant on Merseyside. With more people set to lose their jobs, sell and rent back options rapidly gaining in popularity.

A troubling new UK BBC survey reports that 2 out of 3 people in the UK know someone who has lost their job during this difficult recession, and that four in ten are afraid of losing their own job.

Sell Home Fast through Property Rescue and enjoy no nonsence advice and helpful staff.  Infact we pride ourselves on our approach and have answered some of our most popular Sell House Fast questions.

In this first of 2 articles about Sell and Rent back FAQ's, we've compiled our most frequetly asked Sell to Rent questions. The next Sell and Rent back FAQ article will folllow next week.

With news that the number of unemployed people over the age of 50 has increased by 50% in the last year in the UK, people could consider sell to rent options to ease their financial pain

The latest house sale survey from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors claims "no sustained upturn in fast home sales will happen until more mortgages become available"  Following small signs of recovery for those seeking to sell home fast, it is no doubt a blow.