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Updated 6 months ago,

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Converting a Utility Shed to a Rentable House

Connor Castillo
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Hi all,

We moved into a house that had a large utility shed. We redid the inside and it is now a pretty cool miniature house essentially. We wanted to run plumbing to the back so that we could make a livable dwelling and rent it out. Some folks told me that I should try to get everything permitted, but now the city is trying to shut the entire thing down saying only single family is allowed in this city. I am a little bit frustrated, because I do not think anyone would have said anything had I not reached out to the city. I know for a fact other people in this city are leasing out garage suites, basements, etc. Has anyone had to deal with anything like this, can anyone give any advice? 

Thanks!

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