Does Anyone Know How Can I Find Out If A Residential Property Has A Busines Licence To Work From That Property

if you own it you can run a business from it and if you rent the landlord will probably put in contract you cant... at least i think thats the case

Not quite that simple. Princes trust has a fantastic website with all the info you need for setting up a business - it's www.princes-trust.org.uk

These are the type of things to think about:
k if running your business will significantly change the use of the building or
have an impact on the surrounding area, you may need planning permission.
Contact your local authority for more information.

k the Valuation Office Agency may decide that part of your home is being
used for business purposes and will adjust the rateable value of the property
accordingly. This means that instead of just paying council tax, you will also
pay business rates. Contact the Valuation Office on 020 7506 1700 or visit
www.voa.gov.uk to find your local branch.

k if you are renting, your tenancy agreement will probably forbid you from using
your home as a business. Negotiating a change in the agreement will take
time and could mean your rent will go up.

k if you have a mortgage you may be prevented from running a business from
your home. Check with your lender before you start.

A requirement for business use is determined by the type of work you do.

If you simply have a home office then you will not need business use. If you undertake car repairs in the garage then you will.

Easiest call to make is the planning office of your local authority. They keep all records of use classes, current and expired. A look at the rating list will tell you if any rates are paid now but not generally any historic uses.