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Dillon Jalbert
  • Hartford, CT Area
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CT Laws On Converting Single Family Into Multi Family?

Dillon Jalbert
  • Hartford, CT Area
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Hey everyone! Does anyone have any knowledge or experience on CT laws about converting SF homes into 2-4 unit multi-family's? I'm looking to get into the multi-family rental business, and have some experience renovating homes. I'm hoping to be able to purchase a SF home and rezone the area to accommodate multiple families. Thanks!

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Cathy Svercl
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  • Clearwater, FL
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Cathy Svercl
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Clearwater, FL
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you might have a chat with a local Architect.  typically single family and duplexes have different building requirements than 3+ plexes.  for example, duplexes may only require a 1-hour rated wall between the units, which is typically just an existing wall with drywall on both sides.  but 3+ plexes may have additional fire, ADA, parking, etc requirements.  Fair Housing rules kick in with 4+ plexes.  good luck!

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