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Mikel Kaubfa
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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Have a property with in law suite

Mikel Kaubfa
  • Investor
  • San Diego, CA
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I have a SFH, zoned SFH, that has an in-law suite that shares a wall with the main house but has no other access. It has its own exterior door and slider. It has a kitchenette with no stove.

I spoke to city previously and I wasn't able to get clear answer. Or at least I did and now Im not so sure anymore.

It has no stove, it's not an accessory dwelling unit. How can I get different renters in there?

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