These properties stay in the housePayments object of the seller household, since this household has to keep on paying it back. This causes problems in, at least, the method nInvestmentProperties, counting the number of investment properties a BTL household has, as the size of the housePayments object is directly used here.
These properties stay in the housePayments object of the seller household, since this household has to keep on paying it back. This causes problems in, at least, the method nInvestmentProperties, counting the number of investment properties a BTL household has, as the size of the housePayments object is directly used here.