When it comes to selling your home, the two most common options are traditional selling and property part exchange. Each method has its benefits and drawbacks, and the best choice depends on your circumstances. Whether you’re looking for a quick sale or aiming to secure the highest possible price, understanding both routes can help you make an informed decision. If you’re considering selling your property, Newton Fallowell (www.newtonfallowell.co.uk) can provide expert guidance. What is Property Part Exchange? Property part exchange allows homeowners to trade their existing property as part of the payment for a newly built home. This process is...
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How to Avoid Paying Council Tax on an Empty Property
Understanding Council Tax Council tax is a local tax set by the council and applies to all residential properties. The amount depends on your property's value, whether it's a house for sale or an occupied residence. Generally, the more valuable your property, the higher the council tax. Even if a property is unoccupied, owners are usually required to pay council tax. Council Tax on Empty Properties If you own an empty property, council tax is still applicable. However, some councils offer discounts or exemptions for certain circumstances. For instance, properties that have been empty for two years or more might...
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