First bit of news in a while
Spoke to DCC today (I ring them weekly now) and the valuations are in
My house the type B 3 bed has come in at 350000 which means a clawback of 30% which I don't think is bad at all but would love others opinions
Girl in DCC today said reason they weren't too high is the houses were built on "their land" to start with hence no extra cost to the council
We're moving along slowly but nicely
Slowly slowly catchy monkey
I take your point clongriffin and value your opinion as I know from other threads you've been through the entire process
However I'm able to do the maths and whilst it is a large amount to pay back should you wish to move on before the sliding scale of clawback kicks in the house in question is even in the current market I believe worth more than 350
It is a great size 3 bed in a good location on a quiet tree lined cul de sac with ample parking side access and good garden front and back
I personally have no intention of moving out of it in the next few years but I know things change
So if they do I bought a house for 245 with 30% clawback
Maybe I'm wrong but others please advise who've seen showhouse but I reckon even now it could be valued at closer to 380 so clawback on that figure is 114
Having bought for 245 still leaves a + diff/profit of 21k ??!!???
Is that how it works ? I stand corrected if not
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