You may have heard that from 1 April 2016, additional properties will attract a higher rate of stamp duty, which is 3% higher than the stamp duty you would pay on your primary residence. Transactions under £40,000 are exempt, although if the property is worth more than this, you do pay the higher rate on the whole value: £40,000 is an exemption threshold, not a duty-free allowance.  

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• Hull, £27,500 (auction)
• 2 bedroom flat

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• Ferryhill, offers in excess of £30,000
• 2 bedroom house

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• Middlesbrough, £37,950
• 2 bedroom house

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• Widnes, £36,000
• Studio apartment

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• Burnley, £38,000
• 2 bedroom house

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• Stanley, £39,950
• 2 bedroom house

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