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Chris Cantrell
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Everett Mother-In-Law suite

Chris Cantrell
  • Investor
  • Everett, WA
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I am looking at purchasing a property with a large mother-in-law suite. The property is not currently zoned a multi-family, however I see in the market that many people rent out their MIL suites.

It is stated on the MLS that this MIL unit is usually rented out, and I see evidence that it is a common practice in the area.

Should I go for it? I am only interested in the MIL suite for rental income.

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Mark Cypher
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  • Seattle, WA
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Mark Cypher
  • Investor
  • Seattle, WA
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The MIL is considered an ADU which is allowed in many Single Family Zones. Make sure it's a documented ADU. Seattle requires that you are owner occupied if you rent it out, but that doesn't stop most from treating the place like a duplex. Both my neighbors do this.

Here is an article on it:

http://blog.findwell.com/real-estate-investing/adu...

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