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Gareth GB
Gareth GB
Business Development Manager and Consultant
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I know who I am. I know what I can do. I have a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a great connection for people like you. If you connect with me, you won’t regret it. I will try my best to help you; I will introduce you to our products and services. But if you don't, I will always be polite and wish you and your business success for the future. (not quite Liam Neeson more like Gareth Bowles).

I am a confident negotiator at all levels with over 5000+ UK and International contacts in the property industry, energy, oil, technology and captains of business etc.

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10 years industry knowledge in the property industry.

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Sorry David, I got your name wrong it should be Camron with the e ( Cameron ). Will you apologies if you get this new policy wrong?

From: Gareth GB 25 January 2016 16:08 PM

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GOV "He says “There is a problem that in many places families who can’t afford a home to buy are being squeezed out by people buying a home to let, or as a second property to stand empty for most of the year. What planet is David Camron living on? Firstly, the reason that most families cannot get a mortgage is because the banks have shut their doors on them. This should have been the first thing that needed to be tackled. Secondly, any person wishing to buy a house that is fortunate to be given a mortgage by the banks can view online or walk into the estate agents and make an offer, prices have not risen that much in the north of England. Sometimes we are judged by prices in the capital and surrounding commuting regions and people have a choice to live were they can afford. GOV “That is why we have introduced a new rates of Stamp Duty that will be 3 per cent higher on the purchase of additional properties like buy-to-lets and second homes. This Government is taxing the people that has stopped this country falling apart. If Governments had built houses as they were supposed to after the 1980s Council Right to Buy scheme, the demand for private rental properties would only be a minimal alternative. However, as they didn’t it has allowed good, honest and mainly caring general public/voters with attitude and tenacity to provide the homes for the communities and sometimes the vulnerable. By doing this it has helped all recent governments get out of the quagmire that was caused by the Right to Buy campaign and the lack of Social housing and council developments infrastructure. GOV “This extra stamp duty raises almost a billion pounds by 2021 – and we’ll reinvest some of that money in local communities that are being priced out of home ownership.” We have heard this once too often about putting it back into the community and it is falling on deaf ears. You are simply finding more ways to replicate The Old Sheriff of Nottingham by taxing what you can, regardless of the effects. If the Government listened to the professionals in the industry they would appreciate why this is just not going to work for the health of our Country and economy. GOV “He has also sent your email to the Financial Secretary of The Treasury for his comments on the highlighted part of your email [referring to the official consultation about the proposed stamp duty change] and thank you again for writing.” BLAH, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH if they don’t have a consultation to reconsider all changes, then I feel sure the landlords and property professionals will have their day in court.

From: Gareth GB 25 January 2016 15:44 PM

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