skipper1978
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From what I can see they actually vary which seems crazy. For example Fingal allow people to rent their AH but other councils do not.
In relation to the sale and clawback I am not sure as you were under the 10 years but as you can see from the Fingal pdf document they specifically state that the clawback percentage is based on market value at time of sale versus price paid. "living in an affordable home and clawback"
I will be looking into it more before contacting Fingal to get confirmation.
In relation to the sale and clawback I am not sure as you were under the 10 years but as you can see from the Fingal pdf document they specifically state that the clawback percentage is based on market value at time of sale versus price paid. "living in an affordable home and clawback"
I will be looking into it more before contacting Fingal to get confirmation.