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Brian Camey
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Naples, FL
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Converting Single Family to Multi Family

Brian Camey
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Naples, FL
Posted

I am aware that in certain areas, without proper zoning permits and what not, you can't just split a house into a duplex or triplex (or at least that's what I understand to be true). I am curious to know if I would be violating some zoning issue if I were to break up a single family house into studios in order to Airbnb or STR. As long as there is no HOA, I would essentially just be renting out a room in the house, no? Only these rooms would include kitchenettes and bathrooms.

My thought process is the multi-family market is HOT, and there's very little inventory. If I were to buy an undervalued house, rather than dumping a bunch of money into remodeling a single family home, you could maximize your income per square footage if that single family home didn't have one big kitchen and a couple bathrooms, but rather have multiple, smaller and cheaper kitchenettes. Just trying to think outside the box. I also really want to get into the STR game here in Naples, FL. Just wanted to see if anyone else is doing this.

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