Are higher stamp duty receipts a sign of increasing transaction volumes or rising property prices, and what does this mean for buy-to-let investors?
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Higher stamp duty receipts generally indicate a combination of rising transaction volumes AND increasing property prices, impacting investor entry costs and potential returns.
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