No It needs to be your primary residence single family home in order to leaglly pull a permit as a homeowner in nj. if you dont know the uniform construction code, international residential code, dont have a background in construction and dont know the rules and regulations for this state the inspectors will eat you alive on a major project.

I'm in Virginia, but if you go to BiggerPockets.com > Network (in the top ribbon on the home page) > Events, you can find all the meetups happening in your area based on zip code. 

But my feeling is that OZs were an opportunistic manipulation of the tax code for the benefit of a few already placed pool of large investors. 

They gave us a survey to fill out asking about all the new additions/alterations that we've made to the house though these renovations.

The development code in Forsyth County is not friendly at all to high density residential.

E up to code ?

Our attorney told us every agent must do agent visual inspection as this is required by Civil Code 2079.

I'm going to be giving the zip codes you mentioned a closer look.

I believe it's from an update to IRC codes back around 2015. 

Every day I see posts and pleads on social media for people desperately needing a place to place their home without fear of being "red tagged".I'm working to Bring Tiny, Home.I really suggest you take a deep dive into the City Of Portland Oregons new development code for these units.. it will lead the nation.. and something you can share with regulators in your jurisdiction.