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Jon Huber
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Amazing duplex... but it is zoned single?

Jon Huber
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  • Rental Property Investor
  • Boca Raton, FL
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In an area of where most duplexes are comping around $250k+, and the singles around $150k+... I found a beautiful duplex priced $185. I did some digging and the property is zoned for a single. However, I am still interested, as the duplex is "grandfathered" in. I understand if it burns down, I am out on my duplex, but it will have good cash flow until it does.

My question... how much of a percentage do I take off from the comps because it's zoned single? Or should I just stay away all together?

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