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Collin Savunen
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  • Shelton Washington
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Is it smart/worth to get contacts in the local zoning offices?

Collin Savunen
  • Specialist
  • Shelton Washington
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Hello BP community! I found a property recently that had the potential for a second unit on the property! After clarification I found out that isn't what the zoning definition meant. However that sparked my interest. How many of you in the community work with local zoning offices to further your real estate investing potential and do you have any examples? Is it a good idea to work with them? I am excited for your replies! Thank you!

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