The chancellor’s recent decision to increase the surcharge on second-home purchases from 3% to 5% appears to be pushing landlords towards properties in the north of England, where lower purchase prices mean lower stamp duty increases. According to Hamptons, a growing share of buy-to-let (BTL) purchases in the North
The chancellor’s recent decision to increase the surcharge on second-home purchases from 3% to 5% appears to be pushing landlords towards properties in the north of England, where lower purchase prices mean lower stamp duty increases. According to Hamptons, a growing share of buy-to-let (BTL) purchases in the North
The chancellor’s recent decision to increase the surcharge on second-home purchases from 3% to 5% appears to be pushing landlords towards properties in the north of England, where lower purchase prices mean lower stamp duty increases. According to Hamptons, a growing share of buy-to-let (BTL) purchases in the North
