I searched a bit and could not find the answer to this. 

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. // Ownership & Subdivision Limits · A lot cannot be split again under SB-9 if it was already created through a previous urban lot split. · The owner or anyone connected to them cannot have used an SB-9 lot split on an adjacent property. // Development Potential · A split lot can have up to 4 units (2 per parcel) or a duplex, plus ADUs/JADUs.

When you bought the property you signed a contract. 

If you get into a big project like a 15 unit with NYC construction rates, you may want to make sure you have ample reserves. 

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But thanks for spamming my post. 

It seems like there ought to be a way to do it.

I am having difficulty finding a lender who can match a loan type as the single family seems to be complicating things.

Has anyone here used them for a Roth?