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Starter Home - Selling
mistryjayesh
Posts: 17 Forumite
Hi All
I have a query in regards to a starter home which are sold 20% discounted to market value).
Currently if we sell the house we have to sell the house with the 20% discount, so I just wanted to know how long do we have to wait before we can sell the house at full value?
Thanks
Jay
I have a query in regards to a starter home which are sold 20% discounted to market value).
Currently if we sell the house we have to sell the house with the 20% discount, so I just wanted to know how long do we have to wait before we can sell the house at full value?
Thanks
Jay
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Comments
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What do your deeds say?
Affordable housing often have terms which say it must always be affordable.
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I am sure someone mentioned that we need to keep the house for at least 15 years before it can be sold at value I just wanted to check this0
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I doubt there's a general answer, you'll need to check the conditions which apply to your scheme.0
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