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With the end of the Stamp Duty holiday just two weeks away what might happen to those deals that don't make it? How many transactions are being pushed through and what happens when it end? Paul Lewis speaks to Dan Whitworth, to Stephanie who is trying to get her sale and purchase through, to Helen, a hassled conveyancer and to me.

People are traveling miles to see a house but what restrictions are there? Should you try and beat the Stamp Duty holiday?
Why can someone go and view a property but I can't see my gran.

A chat with Ian Collins on BBC Radio Kent who wanted to know what to expect when we come out of Lock Down. Where next for prices, for rents and the impact on people thinking of moving.

Trouble for both residential and commercial landlords and tenants as the impact of Covid-19 grips businesses as well as people. Jeremy spoke to a pub landlord and to a residential tenant about their situations before speaking to me about the bigger picture.

Louise Cooper asks how government rules help tenants and landlords affected by coronavirus. With a series of questions from listeners I join a panel including Anny Cullum - National organiser for Acorn, a community and tenants union and John Stewart - Policy manager at the National Residential Landlords Association

The Government has advised that all property transactions be halted during the lock down, banned agents from inspecting properties or buyers viewing. Jeremy wants to know what can still progress and the implications.