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David Zimmer
  • Tallahassee, FL
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Property zoning and STR/MTR properties

David Zimmer
  • Tallahassee, FL
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I am putting an offer in on a house that is split level. The previous owner used the downstairs area for her business and it has a room with plumbing, a bedroom, and a full bath. That area actually has it's own address and can actually be accessed from a different road than the front. I would just need to add a door with a smart lock so I could convert it to a MTR/STR.

I want to do my due diligence in regard to making this a MTR/STR. I want to avoid any possibility of conflicts with the county and zoning. Perhaps this house having a separate address could be a built in benefit, but I don't know what I don't know. The zoning is currently NOT multifamily. Any recommendations on how to cover my bases would be awesome.

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