2. THE UK LEAVES THE EU WITHOUT A DEAL

It may look like Johnson’s hands are tied by the bill passed in September which said that to leave the EU without a deal, a majority in Parliament had to agree to this course of action. So maybe that happens, or maybe the government finds a way to circumvent this legislation. Either way, it is 1 November, and the UK has left the EU without a withdrawal agreement in place. So what does this mean for UK property?

If you think the industry will be fine, go to section 7.

If you think this is bad for property, go to section 8.

Don't like where you've ended up? Start over!

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