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All Forum Posts by: Rose Han

Rose Han has started 1 posts and replied 5 times.

Post: "duplex" on R-1 zone

Rose HanPosted
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Originally posted by @Nick Barlow:

@Rose Han in my area duplexes are permitted in single family zoned, rural areas. I had a real estate attorney confirm that in my situation.

I would recommend asking that question to your local RE attorney.

This is something I think a lot of new investors miss starting out- having a legal member on your team.

You don’t need a lawyer-until you do….and by then, it’s too late. You get to wait for the new client appointments on random 3rd Tuesday of the month (or some asinine timeline). I would recommend to build that relationship before you need it.

thanks for the advice, nick. i read somewhere about that as well, but it stated that the lot has to be no less than 10,500 sqft. 

Post: "duplex" on R-1 zone

Rose HanPosted
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Originally posted by @Seth Borman:

A duplex in an SFR zone isn't necessarily a problem. The bigger issue is that the tax rolls don't reflect two units.

You need to get permit records to know what you are dealing with.

If you are asking this question here I don't think I would advise you to dive into the deep end and legalize the unit as an ADU.

no permits. and yeah, trying to retroactively legalize the addition as an ADU seems risky. they could deny and then also require the additional unit to be removed or converted back, right?

Post: "duplex" on R-1 zone

Rose HanPosted
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Originally posted by @Seth Borman:

Where?

I see a few like this in Riverside county, listed as duplex, but R1 zoning

Post: "duplex" on R-1 zone

Rose HanPosted
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Newbie here! Any advice for "duplex" on R1 zone? Risks associated, any possible solutions? Or best to just avoid altogether? Tax record shows SFR. Thank you!

Post: Newbie here-please recommend market to start with

Rose HanPosted
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Originally posted by @AJ Singh:

@Denise Sieg

we have riverside and san bernadino counties doing very well rental yield wise .. they are a one hour away from metropolitan los angeles.. You can get in 2-4 multifamily units at a decent price and be at market rent within a year or two...

Hi there! I am also new to RE investing, based in LA/OC. Thank you for sharing your experience and insight. I feel like Riverside is becoming increasingly more expensive? Do you feel it is still a good market to buy rentals and do you have tips/contacts for finding properties there? Appreciate your advice!