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What is a mortgage agreement in principle?
A mortgage agreement in principle (AIP) is a preliminary indication from a lender of how much they might be willing to lend based on an initial assessment of your financial situation. It is not a guarantee of a mortgage but can be useful when house hunting.
What costs should I be aware of when renting a property?
Renters should budget for the monthly rent, a tenancy deposit (which is usually equivalent to one month's rent or more), and potential upfront fees charged by letting agents. Utility bills and council tax are typically separate and not included in the rent.
What is Stamp Duty (SDLT)?
Stamp Duty is a tax levied by the UK government on certain transactions, including the purchase of property or land. It is officially known as Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) when applied to real estate transactions.
How can I obtain planning permission for agricultural projects?
To obtain planning permission for agricultural projects, you typically need to submit a planning application to the local planning authority. The application should include details about the proposed development, its impact on the environment, and any necessary supporting documentation.