Hi, I'm Rob and I'm Rob and this is Ask Rob and Rob.

Welcome to Ask Rob and Rob. It's that time again. We've got two wonderful questions

from two wonderful listeners and we are going to provide the best answers we can. Now before

we get going with this week's Ask Rob and Rob, you may have noticed that there wasn't

an episode of Ask Rob and Rob last week or other there was, briefly and then there wasn't.

The reason for that is that I made a mistake in one of the answers that we gave. So as

soon as we noticed, which was after a few hours of being published, we pulled it down. However,

if you did hear it in those few hours while it was up, I think it's worth setting the

record straight. So the question was about stamp duty and I said that if you owned property

in a limited company, then bought a residential property, you'd have to pay the search

charge on that residential property. That was incorrect. If you own properties in a limited

company, however many you own in that company, and then you buy a residential property,

which is the first property in your own name, then you'll not have to pay the search

charge on that residential. So I'm sure there will be people who will be much happier

with that answer than the one that I actually gave in the podcast, wrongly. So sorry if

I caused a bit of panic there. Like I said, we took the episode down as quickly as we

could, but now we've set the record straight. So we can get on with this week's episode.

After this quick recap of how you send your own question in. Yes, it's super simple.

There's two options you can go to property hub.net, forward slash ask, and you can record

a message there nice and simple, or you can call in on our hotline. Sounds more glamorous

when you call it a hotline rather than a voicemail. And it's 013 808 triple O35, which ever

option you choose, you just leave a message. And then hopefully, in the not too distant

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