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Stamp Duty Holiday


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So the housing market starts to collapse and the stamp duty receipts dry up and suddenly the government are falling over themselves to 'help first time buyers.'

WHAT CRAP, where was the government when the market was booming and f***ing speculators were buying up entire streets of FTB homes and sending the price of housing stock into orbit. Do these people take us for total idiots, they did nothing to restrict multiple home ownership or irresponsible lending, half of them are in the BTL market themselves!!

Sickening, especially if you've already paid a small fortune in stamp duty in the past two years.

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I think it will beused in negotations

Yes, I think so too, especially in a falling market.

I'm not sure though that sellers will be dropping their prices below the 175k threshold to get a sale if the property is priced much higher and has already been reduced.

Take for example the 250k 3% stamp duty threshold - there is alot of property on the market for 250k> when now they would be lucky if they get it sold at 180k. But people still seem to be reluctant to even drop down below the 250k asking price? I don't understand the mentality of sellers....are they still in denial?

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