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Nathan Faucett
  • Rental Property Investor
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Rent by the Room - Greensboro, NC

Nathan Faucett
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Greensboro, NC
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Hi all - 

I'm curious if anyone in Greensboro, NC or in any other major NC cities (Raleigh, Winston-Salem, Greenville, Wilmington, Asheville, Charlotte) has done a rent by the room model?

Have you looked into the legality of this model?

Is there any other reason that this model would not work?

Thanks in advance,

Nathan

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    Nicole Marshall
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    Nicole Marshall
    • Indian Harbour Beach, FL
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    @Nathan Faucett You would have to research the local city/town codes. They will usually have a definition section, in which they define the term "family". In my city, it's maximum 4 unrelated people.

    You could look into splitting the house between long-term room rentals and short-term rentals. I would think since the STR isn't technically living there (not getting mail), then that could be a way around it. For instance, if you had 5 bedrooms and one room had a separate entrance, you could STR that room and LTR the other 4. But again, you would need to verify with your local city about that.

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