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Kasey Destache
  • Realtor
  • Keller Williams Westside Los Angeles
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Number of Occupants per Unit Los Angeles

Kasey Destache
  • Realtor
  • Keller Williams Westside Los Angeles
Posted

Hi BP Fam! 

I'm renting out a backhouse, which is only 360 square feet in Marina del Rey (Los Angeles). Am I allowed to list "Unit is limited to and ideal for a single occupant" as one of my criteria? I'd appreciate any feedback or suggestions on how to list this particular criteria. 


Thanks in advance! 

Kasey 

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