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Legal Units in a Multi Family
Looking for a "Pro Tip"!! I am wondering if there is an easy way in Cook County to find the amount of legal units in a multifamily property without pulling a zoning certificate.
My situation:
I have a property that is being marketed as a 5 unit, 3 units main & 2 units coach house. I went to the Cook County Assessor site and found it is being assessed as a 4 unit.
The help is appreciated!
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@Rj D. - the assessor site in not reliable. Check the department of buildings. They don't always have the DU listed but if they do it is usually right. Otherwise you need the cert
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