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If the common wall is not fire rated (brick) then it is unlikely to be approved as 2 sep. dwellings. But there are a few of these around. They need to include it in the contract of sale - it is a legal requirement. Yes. In our neck of the woods it means higher density low rise zoning - villas...

If you still want to go ahead with the property - Yes. Just make sure your SANF is not an issue.;)

No it won't. Some lenders will and some lenders will not. It also depends if MI is involved - sometimes the lender will but their MI won't. This is where the experience of a good MB comes in handy.

Well that is a PITA. :( Probably not many. It probably would not comply for a whole lot of reasons. But seek advice from certifiers etc. Yes, councils don't evict tenants, sheriffs do. But councils can direct property owners to comply with council regulations. :cool: Yes - at your peril...