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Phil Morgan
  • Investor
  • Amherst, OH
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55 and over buildings?

Phil Morgan
  • Investor
  • Amherst, OH
Posted

Do you have to do anything to to make a property 55 and over? Is it registered differently in the city?  I closed on an 8 unit building yesterday and everyone who lives there is 55 ad over. I have 1 vacant unit and want to designate the building as 55 and over so I can discriminate based on age went looking for a new tenant.  Do I just put up a plaque on the building saying it's so or do I need to do something with the local building department? does anyone have any experience with this?  The building is in Elyria.

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