P PaulyB63 Registered User Messages 86 17 Mar 2015 #1 Hi all, I'm aware this question sounds like a contradiction but bear with me! We sold our house in May 2008 and have been renting ever since. We're looking to buy again most likely later this year. In terms of stamp duty and tax reliefs etc, how are we considered from revenues and the banks point of view? We don't have any property to sell on and we will be purchasing a property under 220k. Thanks in advance.
Hi all, I'm aware this question sounds like a contradiction but bear with me! We sold our house in May 2008 and have been renting ever since. We're looking to buy again most likely later this year. In terms of stamp duty and tax reliefs etc, how are we considered from revenues and the banks point of view? We don't have any property to sell on and we will be purchasing a property under 220k. Thanks in advance.
Brendan Burgess Founder Messages 52,268 17 Mar 2015 #2 It makes no difference from a Revenue point of view. From the Central Bank's definition, you are not first time buyers so you will need a deposit of 20%. Brendan
It makes no difference from a Revenue point of view. From the Central Bank's definition, you are not first time buyers so you will need a deposit of 20%. Brendan