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£100 for permission To Rent
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I would sell it if i could , never rented out before so was only asking !poppysarah wrote: »It's not a high fee. Sell your house if you don't want to pay it.0 -
Very useful comment !Robert_Sterling wrote: »Perhaps you could offer to pay £200 if the answer is yes but nothing if the answer is no.
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I would sell it if i could , never rented out before so was only asking !
Are you on the market at the moment? If so, for how long?
The reason I ask is that I was in a similar position - "giving up with selling (at a bad experience of being gazundered in January) and looking at renting out" - then two days after a good meeting with a BTL Mortgage Lender, I am "under offer" to sell again
:j
Things ARE picking up again (interest and offers), so you MAY be lucky over the next month or two (going in to Spring).
Renting may be the way to go though: if you reall can't sell (for a reasonable return), but need/want to move on.
QT0
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