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Permitting ADU in R2 Zone
Hello,
Currently in the process of purchasing a single family home that has an ADU that is not permitted. Does anyone know if its possible to permit the unit while going through escrow?
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Quote from @Jowan Chism:
Hello,
Currently in the process of purchasing a single family home that has an ADU that is not permitted. Does anyone know if its possible to permit the unit while going through escrow?
Typically getting something permitted takes a lot longer than you would be in escrow on. You can delay closing to try and get it permitted or reduce the price /do not consider it an ADU as part of your offer. Also recognize that any structure or unit unpermitted could open up the door to having you have to remove it.
- Chris Seveney
