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Building an ADU might be a better choice than a lot split to build one unit under SB-
Why?
San Diego's SB-9 requires homeowners to live on the property for at least 3 years after an urban lot split, unless they qualify for an exemption.
If you're an investor or a homeowner looking for flexibility, this rule could LIMIT your ability to sell or rent out the new units right away.
To move forward with a lot split, homeowners must sign an affidavit stating they will live in one of the units as their primary residence.
The only EXCEPTIONS? Community land trusts and qualified nonprofit corporations, which can split and sell without living on-site.