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Christopher Duron
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SB-9 California - What if I sell?

Christopher Duron
  • New to Real Estate
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Hello Everyone.  When using SB9 to split a single family zoned lot into two lots there is an occupancy requirement of 3 years from the time of the approval of the urban lot split.  I understand an affidavit stating "I intend to occupy..." must be signed in order to obtain approval.  My question is- what if life circumstances change and I need to sell the owner occupied portion within that 3 year window?  Can I do that?

Additionally, what if I sell the extra lot to an owner occupant and rent out my units.  Is that acceptable?

Any responses from California SB 9 savvy people will be greatly appreciated.  

Thank you in advance.  

-Chris

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Daniel Pierson
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Daniel Pierson
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Hi Chris -  My company specializes in helping homeowners navigate state housing regulations.

If your life circumstances change and you move out before 3 yrs is up, you will not be penalized. The operative word is that you "intend" to live in the property for 3 additional years. It's written that way to prevent institutional scale landlords from taking advantage.

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