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A sole-proprietorship could not own a property as this is not a legal person. A limited company is a separate legal person from a natural person. So, a property could only be owned by a limited company or a person ( his own name ) or persons ( Joint tenants or tenants in common i.e. in equal shares )
If there is a change in ownership, there is a buying and selling of the property just like the usual one. Stamp duties and separate legal fees etc have to be paid. Moreover, the financing from a bank is quite different.
In a limited company, the bank with look for the profitability of the company and its assets backings with, sometimes, personal guarantees from the directors / shareholders before a mortgage charge on the property is being made. Profits tax is usually charged on rental income.
In a personal owned issue, the bank will look for the persoanl repayability of the person(s) and his personal assets backings. Property tax is charged on rent recieved by the owner(s).