Many thanks, especially to Laura for all your help and keeping us well informed at all times. Bycrofts will be VERY highly recommended!
Mr F and Mrs P, Caister-on-Sea – June 2016
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Mr and Mrs N, Caister-on-Sea – May 2016
To all at Bycrofts,
Thank you for selling our house, you have done a fantastic job!
Kindest Regards
Mr T, Martham – May 2016
Kept well informed and acted with honesty and integrity. The property was put on the market in double quick time and Laura liaised well with Chamberlin Solicitors
Mr and Mrs B, Caister-on-Sea – May 2016
First class service from start to finish. The staff are friendly, polite and extremely helpful. We are absolutely delighted and will definately recommend them to all our friends.
Mr U, Southtown – May 2016
Excellent service throughout -very good contact and updates. Very flexible and approachable. Highly recommended.-good negotiating skills. Good understanding of sales in the area.
Mrs E, Belton – May 2016
To you all,
Thank you for all your hard work and advice.
Mr and Mrs B, Gt Yarmouth – May 2016
The service we received from Bycroft Residential has been first class. We were impressed from day one after our meeting with Chris Fielding and knew straight away they were the agent for selling our home. They have made the whole process of selling as stress free as it can be! Special praise goes to Michele who has been amazing. Having never sold before, we were very anxious about the whole thing but she put us at ease, kept us fully up to date and was always at the end of the phone to answer any concerns. A huge thank you!
Buy-to-let Landlords Under Attack
Some interesting points highlighted in the latest edition of the Great Yarmouth Mercury by James Shipp of Lovewell Blake.
http://www.lovewell-blake.co.uk/shares/GY-Mercury-060516.pdf
Stamp Duty and Limited Companies
With the recent changes we have had in the legislation involved with purchasing additional property we have delved a little deeper to try and offer the best advice possible to our customers.
These changes and the effects have been in a firm presence amongst news reports, social media and many discussions up and down the country. It has been widely assumed by many that due to the increase in the Stamp Duty that investors and potential investors may seek alternative methods to invest their hard earned savings. However, this may not always be the case…
An article that highlights the possible ways on avoiding overspending on Stamp Duty and whether it would be advantageous to certain individual’s has recently been published in the Telegraph .
During the article it explores the possibility of forming a Limited Company to avoid the Stamp Duty Tax and whether the repercussions would be beneficial or not depending on your circumstances. This is something which has not been given much attention to and we felt it may reassure and advise people who are unsure at how the changes would effect them.
Mr K and Miss Y, Caister-on-Sea – April 2016
To all the staff at Bycroft, I couldn’t thank you enough for all the hard work throughout all my moves!
You are all stars!