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Instead, identify an SFH that contains an in-law suite or finished-out basement that can be sourced as either an LTR or STR.

On the contract under the legal description it mentions lots D & E, but no mention of B.According to the zoning ordinances I was reading it states under the chapter concerning nonconforming lots, structures and uses that…“Two or more contiguous parcels of property owned by the same person shall be considered as being one parcel if one or more are nonconforming in size and the resulting parcel does not contain two principal buildings.”This leads me to believe that the property owner can NOT sell ONLY lots D & E, basically because this would then “create” a new nonconforming lot.I called our realtor and pointed this out and she more or less brushed it off saying it is probably only referring to a single lot for tax purposes.

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The areas you mentioned all have great potential but also contain areas of overwhelming risk.

@David OgasYour answer is contained in the question you first posed. 

Our side of our building containing 5 units was sold to an real estate investor from New York City for over $1.2 million.  

We demoed all the framing, I had my termite company come out and once they inspected it they said it was just contained to the garage.

For those that have bought the course recently, does this course still contain old info?

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