Hi
My partner and I (not married) lived together over 15 years
I took my name off our house and bought my own main residence.
My partner stayed until he found a property, moved in his new main residence and sold our original home at the same time.
We then decided to get back together, our thoughts are for him to move in with me and we rent out his main residence. We will both only own one property each.
Can we do that seeing as both of us only paid the standard rate to buy our properties and if so, is there a stipulated time we have to wait until we can legally rent out his home?
I have looked at the following link and the closest example is No.16, however, we are not selling or buying any more properties, we are not married and will only own one property each, although my partners will no longer be his main residence.
https://www.gov.uk/government/consultat ... properties
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