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Old April 18th 11, 08:57 AM
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There is a scheme still active for the next financial year that will allow a saving of about 50% of your stamp duty when buying properties over £500K - obviously the larger the value of the property being purchased the more the saving. This scheme, unlike others, does not insist you use a particular solicitor, you can use your own and therefore have that extra peace of mind. No up front fees I promise you. Commission is payable only on completion of the sale with the stamp duty agreed. If interested then send me a message.
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Old April 19th 11, 11:19 AM
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There is a scheme still active for the next financial year that will allow a saving of about 50% of your stamp duty when buying properties over £500K - obviously the larger the value of the property being purchased the more the saving. This scheme, unlike others, does not insist you use a particular solicitor, you can use your own and therefore have that extra peace of mind. No up front fees I promise you. Commission is payable only on completion of the sale with the stamp duty agreed. If interested then send me a message.

Seems like a good deal.
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Old August 12th 11, 02:07 AM
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How much commission we have to pay for after the completion of this process and Is this offer for only those peoples who have a property of 500k or more, not for the lowers? Please reply me soon I also want to get benefit.
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Old October 12th 11, 07:47 AM
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Old October 13th 11, 09:37 AM
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Thank you for sharing this offer
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Old November 7th 11, 04:58 PM
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There is a scheme still active for the next financial year that will allow a saving of about 50% of your stamp duty when buying properties over £500K - obviously the larger the value of the property being purchased the more the saving. This scheme, unlike others, does not insist you use a particular solicitor, you can use your own and therefore have that extra peace of mind. No up front fees I promise you. Commission is payable only on completion of the sale with the stamp duty agreed. If interested then send me a message.
Isn't any scheme that will save you 50% off stamp duty, tax dodging and hence illegal?
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Old December 21st 11, 06:43 AM
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As the stamp duty is very low this time so its best to save some money through buying any house or maybe any bigger house.So the more the value of the house the more the saving gonna be.
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Old January 13th 12, 03:12 PM
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There is a scheme still active for the next financial year that will allow a saving of about 50% of your stamp duty when buying properties over £500K - obviously the larger the value of the property being purchased the more the saving. This scheme, unlike others, does not insist you use a particular solicitor, you can use your own and therefore have that extra peace of mind. No up front fees I promise you. Commission is payable only on completion of the sale with the stamp duty agreed. If interested then send me a message.
Typically I tend to look for owner granted mortgages as they offer great benefits especially for first time buyers which is a growing market
 




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