Property Ladder hurrah!
So they bought for £50K, spent £15K, and sold for £92K
That looks like a profit of £27K before costs of purchase, sale, and
interest, (notional if not actual).
And presumably the taxman will want around £8K of that.
It's all gambling. I know people who were standing up when the music stopped
in the 80s, and still haven't recovered.
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