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Michael Peters
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Septic & Occupancy

Michael Peters
  • Illinois
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My wife and I are looking to purchase our first property with hopes to turn it into a STR. Its a 4BR/3BA lake house in the woods of Wisconsin and on septic. During disclosure we found out that while it is a 4BR the septic is only rated for a 3BR. I feel like that would affect the max occupancy when listing it for rentals but am still trying to get my head around local regulations regarding STR.

Am I correct in assuming that we can only rent the home for a max occupancy of what the septic can "handle" based on local regulations? Thus turning what we thought was a 8-10 occupancy to a 6 occupancy? Does anyone have experience in the dirty world of septic and renting that could provide some insight?


Thanks!

Mike

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