Buying and selling

The benefits are the savings you achieve and the less confusion in communicating direct to the buyer than through an estate agent.

I sold my place in the UK the seller had been gazumped 3 times and was £1300 down in survey fees! She could not believe how easy the process was - we agreed and then she got a conveyancing solicitor and we did the same. Any slow down in the process we called the solicitors up ourselves.

Win win situation good luck - its really not hard ££££ for you - you will need to get a Home Information Pack (Hips) £258.75 cheapest you will find online & fast too!

Depends where you live,and as you have not said,sorry

No. Your company would be classified as an investment company and there is no advantage and a lot of disadvantages in that.

If you interested in reducing your tax bill, you should invest some effort in getting familiar with Capital Gains Tax and make sure that you use all of the allowances that it gives.

Mortgage brokers make money by originating the mortgage. They get a % of the loan, so the bigger the mortgage the more money they get. The more mortgages they originate the more money they get.
In the USA in that time period the mortgage brokers/ companies did the following bad things....
They gave mortgages to lots of people who they knew wouldn't be able to pay the loan back in a little while.
They over valued mortgages (since the bigger the loan the bigger their %), so a home really worth $100,000 might have a mortgage on it of $200,000.
They sold a lot of mortgages to people who already had mortgages. This they called 'refinancing'. A house worth $100,000 that had a old $50,000 mortgage owed on it would get a new mortgage for $100,000, and the home owner (and mortgage broker) would get the other $50,000. Because American incomes were mostly flat during the period a lot of Americans lived on the money from these 're-fi's', but each time they did it they owed more on a ever bigger mortgage they wouldn't be able to pay back in the future.
They got people 'in' to mortgages who couldn't afford them by making the first 2 years of payments really low, but then the payments went up 1000% in the 3rd year, or the entire loan plus interest would be due in a lump sum in the 5th year etc.
The mortgage brokers/ companies did all these things to keep churning out more mortgages getting their hefty fee/ % on every one they created to make themselves rich.
They got away with this because the US economy was (is) 'unregulated' allowing business people/ wealthy the widest possible latitude. The banks/ credit companies/ lenders knew what the brokers were doing too but didn't care because they were getting a percentage/ fees from the brokers.
Of course it couldn't go on forever, what's driven up must come down. There would come a time (and did) when a lot of people wouldn't be able to pay their inflated mortgage payments, and lump sums/ and loan amounts, and the value of property couldn't be inflated any more and real estate would fall to it's real value. When these things happened 2008 everything collapsed.
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I tend to agree with the first answer. With computers and consoles at such relatively low priced, it will be hard to make money.

You don't need anything to start though, except advertising, so why not just give it a go anyway! Advertise locally in the supermarkets or newsagents windows, etc, and see what happens. Stay working from home for as long as possible; you don't want the overheads a shop will bring.

Good luck

File a complaint for actual damages against the seller of the property for duping you into buying it without telling you of the irregularities.

@Calvin darling, you are incorrect as usual.In the UK you can have a debit card from age 11!

Why don't you take 5 seconds to look on the Natwest website!

To the asker:

No, because your sister's paypal cannot add an under-age debit card or a debit card in someone else's name. It would be best for your sister to pay and then you just give her the money back. OR you can put the cash in her bank for her by going into her bank branch.

It's possible to turn a profit as long as you know your stuff - and it's certainly not illegal to do so, unless you are referring to the tax implications of any profit you make.