@Christopher Phillips and by "often come with occupants" you mean "rarely don't" :-)

And describes a dwelling as""Dwelling" means any building, structure, or portion thereof which is occupied as, or designed or intended for occupancy as, a residence by one or more families"So renting a portion of a dwelling based on sex is discrimination.

What do they see them selling for per unit, what is the market occupancy rate.

Unfortunately I moved out of the house last year and no longer would qualify as an owner-occupant.  

Additionally, my understanding of the intent of the Act is to protect owner occupants who purchase new home construction against defects caused by shoddy workmanship.  

That property also consistently has high occupancy and fills up pretty quickly when we do have a vacant unit.These are all long term holds.

I am curious about occupancy rates for Short Term Rentals in the Austin Market.

Occupancy guidelines call for 2 occupants per bedroom plus one.

My goal, after closing, is to vacate the property and move on to another four-plex, since the IRRL does not require owner occupancy as the initial loan required.

They said if the lot is rezoned, it still has to pass building code to receive the certificate of occupancy.