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Leela_G
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I currently own my house (well the bank does), if i was to sell and go into rented accomodation for a year or so, then decided to buy again. Would i be classed as a first time buyer?
I don't mean with the mortgage company but with firms such as Barrett / Whimpy etc.
Thanks:D
I don't mean with the mortgage company but with firms such as Barrett / Whimpy etc.
Thanks:D
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When you buy a house for the first time you are a first time buyer.
When you buy a house for the second time you are a second time buyer.
What benefits do you think a first time buyer actually gets?0
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