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11/01/2010
To slow down the rapid slump in the property market, UK residents enjoyed a temporary stamp duty holiday on properties valued between £125,000 and £175,000 beginning in September 2008. Now, as a result of the government’s massive spending in 2009, the tax is being reinstated to assist the government in desperately raising as much tax as possible to bridge the enormous budget deficit. This means that as of 1 January 2010, buyers will again have to pay 1% tax on the value of all homes purchased that are valued at more than £125,000. This will, of course, have a knock on effect on the mortgage market, making it more difficult to sell house fast, due to lack of buyers.
If you need to sell home fast for cash, a sell house quick specialist can turn a quick house sale around in a matter of days. The sell house fast specialist will buy for cash, charge no estate agency or valuation fees, and can have a sell home fast offer ready within hours. This can be particularly helpful if you have a broken house chain or need to relocate.
For a sell house quick valuation, call Property Rescue on 0800 1313 999 or email them sales@propertyrescue.co.uk. You will obtain a quick house sale response in hours.
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Re: Sell House Fast Stamp Duty Up
This will be definitely hard to Sell house fast and it will be hard to look for home buyer
By Sell Property Fast on
15/04/2010
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