All Forum Posts by: Kelly Sennholz
Kelly Sennholz has started 20 posts and replied 160 times.
Post: Denver Tandem House, Tandem Home

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
Carriage houses have to be sold with the main house. Tandem homes can be divided if sewer, etc is done property.
Post: ADU Zoning and House Hacking

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
OK, Thanks, Bill!!
Post: Denver Tandem House, Tandem Home

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
Fantastic, thanks!
Post: Denver Tandem House, Tandem Home

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
I want to build a Tandem House on a property zoned for it. Seeking as much information as possible. Has someone done one yet? I hear they are rare so far. Zoning/permitting issues? Cost vs ADU? Highest and best use of property? Specific experience or insights? Builder familiar with it?
THANK YOU!!
Post: ADU Zoning and House Hacking

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
Thanks, James. I found out that this lot of good for "Tandem House" which allows more square footage and the ability to divide the lot and sell just one in the future. More information on that is greatly appreciated. I seek a builder who can do it!!
Post: ADU Zoning and House Hacking

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
THANKS!!! It was very similar but appreciate the assistance!
Post: ADU Zoning and House Hacking

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
The zoning is E-TU-C Lot size 6050
Post: ADU Zoning and House Hacking

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
QUESTION: I just found out one of my properties is zoned to build a NON-owner occupied ADU of the maximum size of 864 sq ft. I would like to put a 3 car garage under it and maximize the size of the ADU. Since this is quite a set size, by the city, does anyone know where I could get house plans for that? I know some architects are charging full development fees and of course, the plans are always the same since the size is regulated. Just wondered if anyone has plans for this configuration or more information on history of doing this?
Post: How to make Extra Payments to Principal?

- Denver, CO
- Posts 268
- Votes 162
My theory is, with money so cheap, just put it all in a "pay off my mortgage" savings account. When that account hits your balance remaining, you can decide whether to pay it off... or not. That leaves all the control and safety in YOUR hands.
I love paid off properties and wish you the best in making this happen!!
Duplex lot, turning garage into home asap. Thanks.