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Fernando Morales
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Legal duplex converted to tri or quad

Fernando Morales
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  • Accountant
  • Miami, FL
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I am looking to buy a triplex or quad.

I have come across some legal duplexes that have been converted to either a triplex or a quad.

What are the consequences that could happen if I purchase a "nonconforming" property?

What instances might trigger those consequences?

For example, would I need to turn it back to a duplex by opening up a wall? What might trigger that? Would it be during the inspection period or maybe if I needed to get some repairs done in the future?

Most duplex zoning in my area is for 2-4 units anyway. So, is one of the potential consequences that I would need to convert the legal description to conform? If so, what does that usually entail?

Thank you for your input!

Fernando

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