We are going to complete at the end of this month, we may hold off until we find out. Come on Gordon, as PM you don't just go saying those sorts of things without backing them up.
We are going to complete at the end of this month, we may hold off until we find out. Come on Gordon, as PM you don't just go saying those sorts of things without backing them up.
No I am not one of those sellers left in limbo I will sell my house, at a price I accept, when a buyer decides they are comfortable with the deal and can pay. In the meantime I will wait & be patient. As for the Government becoming involved - how? by giving financial incentives away. Just remember the financial incentive is your tax money, collected by the Government to pay for other things not to give to high risk credit freeloaders. And by the way Gordon Brown isn't fit to run tap water never mind this country!
Outside of the London catchment area stamp duty isn`t a major issue as for under 125k there are some very decent properties.
What`s killed the housing market is the end of 100% mortgages due to the credit crunch. If the 1st time buyers can`t afford to get on the first run of the housing ladder the market grinds to a halt- and that`s where we are now.
we are stuck as selling our home, and we don 't want to buy another home either, as we could save thousands. No one will buy ours yet either. This government needs to act fast and either drop stamp duty or leave as is. Do something and let us know.
We are going to complete at the end of this month, we may hold off until we find out. Come on Gordon, as PM you don't just go saying those sorts of things without backing them up.
We are going to complete at the end of this month, we may hold off until we find out. Come on Gordon, as PM you don't just go saying those sorts of things without backing them up.
No I am not one of those sellers left in limbo I will sell my house, at a price I accept, when a buyer decides they are comfortable with the deal and can pay. In the meantime I will wait & be patient. As for the Government becoming involved - how? by giving financial incentives away. Just remember the financial incentive is your tax money, collected by the Government to pay for other things not to give to high risk credit freeloaders. And by the way Gordon Brown isn't fit to run tap water never mind this country!
Outside of the London catchment area stamp duty isn`t a major issue as for under 125k there are some very decent properties.
What`s killed the housing market is the end of 100% mortgages due to the credit crunch. If the 1st time buyers can`t afford to get on the first run of the housing ladder the market grinds to a halt- and that`s where we are now.
we are stuck as selling our home, and we don 't want to buy another home either, as we could save thousands. No one will buy ours yet either. This government needs to act fast and either drop stamp duty or leave as is. Do something and let us know.
The governments got loads of land - why doesn't it give off bits so we can all built houses. That'd be great.