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Buy, improve and sell. Pre-filled for Garreg Lithrig, High Street; change anything.
| Deposit (30% of price; bridging loan for the rest) | £148,500 |
| Land Transaction Tax (additional-home rates) | £41,825 |
| Legal fees | £1,800 |
| Survey | £600 |
| Bridging fee (2%) | £6,930 |
| Bridging interest (6 months at 0.85% a month) | £17,672 |
| Total cash in | £217,327 |
| £0 – £180,000 | 5% | £9,000 |
| £180,000 – £250,000 | 8.5% | £5,950 |
| £250,000 – £400,000 | 10% | £15,000 |
| £400,000 – £495,000 | 12.5% | £11,875 |
Additional-home rates, as checked in October 2026. Buying through a company, or replacing your main home, can change this. Stamp duty calculator
| Sale price | £619,000 |
| Selling costs | −£10,785 |
| Bridging loan repaid | −£346,500 |
| Cash in (above) | −£217,327 |
| Profit before tax | £44,389 |
Profit is 7.2% of the sale price. Many investors look for 15–20% to cover surprises. Profits are taxed as income or, through a company, corporation tax.
All figures are before income tax. Individual landlords cannot deduct mortgage interest in full (they get a 20% tax credit instead), so higher-rate taxpayers pay tax on more than their cash flow. This is a calculator, not financial advice. Read the guide