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Rightmove - Commercial Properties - are they different in any way?
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Tunstallstoven
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Hi all
I am looking to buy a rural house, something with a bit of land... Most of what I have seen and liked on Rightmove is saved normally under the "For Sale" tab in my account. However, the occasional house gets saved under the "Commercial For Sale" tab instead.
Does RM do this purely for organisational purposes? Or are those saved as Commercial different, and if so in what ways?
Many thanks
I am looking to buy a rural house, something with a bit of land... Most of what I have seen and liked on Rightmove is saved normally under the "For Sale" tab in my account. However, the occasional house gets saved under the "Commercial For Sale" tab instead.
Does RM do this purely for organisational purposes? Or are those saved as Commercial different, and if so in what ways?
Many thanks
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Possibly liable to business rates if they're used as a commercial smallholding?0
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Agricultural land and buildings have been exempt from commercial rates for many decadesIf you are querying your Council Tax band would you please state whether you are in England, Scotland or Wales0
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lincroft1710 wrote: »Agricultural land and buildings have been exempt from commercial rates for many decades
Thanks - shows how much I know about farming! (Being the first generation in the family not to own or run a farm).0 -
So you are looking for a house with land.
Could have agriculture restrictions0
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