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Chris Springer
  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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Can I merge Two Twins into a single Duplex?

Chris Springer
  • Investor
  • Pennsylvania
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I am an investor in PA who owns two twin homes. Essentially it looks like a duplex. However it is not, as it is two separate parcels, each with their own taxes. Is it possible to Merge the properties into one duplex? I would like to do this for tax purposes. Similar homes that are true duplexes in the area, with similar sqaure footage, bathroom and BR numbers have half the tax burden. Thanks to anyone who can help provide some clarity or advice. 

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