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"Triplex" with Non-Conforming 3rd Unit
Hey everyone!
I found a property that is labelled as a triplex and zoned as a duplex, but has a non-conforming 3rd unit that the owner has been renting out. My question to you is, how do these kinds of properties work? I don't want to buy it as a triplex, then be unable to legally rent out the third unit.
Do any of you have experience in this kind of situation?
Thanks!