By: Dale Osborn
Another major problem is after you buy then the city changes the zoning on you. Changing the rules in mid stream should not be allowed, but those in power can do what they want to.Dale
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Dale,They do it all the time and it can really mess you up. You have got to keep on top of things as best you can.Do you have a specific example you would like to share?Thanks for reading and...
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You are welcome Clifford!Thank you for taking the time to read my article, I appreciate it.Kevin
View ArticleBy: Karen Rittenhouse
Thanks for your post.We have one non-conforming SFH and it makes me nervous every time it goes vacant!
View ArticleBy: Kevin Perk
Thanks for reading Karen.Do not get too nervous. As long as you are actively trying to rent the property you are most likely OK. Your intent is to maintain the use. If however you did nothing to or...
View ArticleBy: mike
Great article Kevin. I just had a deal under contract with a single family preexisting Non conforming lot. Did some due dillagence and one of them was with the Building inspector/zoning officer. It was...
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By: Kevin Perk
Mike,Thanks for reading and commenting.Be careful about relying on verbal approval from a building inspector. It will not matter what they told you if they are wrong. Even if they put it in writing it...
View ArticleBy: Dale Osborn
Another major problem is after you buy then the city changes the zoning on you. Changing the rules in mid stream should not be allowed, but those in power can do what they want to. Dale
View ArticleBy: Kevin Perk
Dale, They do it all the time and it can really mess you up. You have got to keep on top of things as best you can. Do you have a specific example you would like to share? Thanks for reading and...
View ArticleBy: Kevin Perk
You are welcome Clifford! Thank you for taking the time to read my article, I appreciate it. Kevin
View ArticleBy: Karen Rittenhouse
Thanks for your post. We have one non-conforming SFH and it makes me nervous every time it goes vacant!
View ArticleBy: Kevin Perk
Thanks for reading Karen. Do not get too nervous. As long as you are actively trying to rent the property you are most likely OK. Your intent is to maintain the use. If however you did nothing to or...
View ArticleBy: mike
Great article Kevin. I just had a deal under contract with a single family preexisting Non conforming lot. Did some due dillagence and one of them was with the Building inspector/zoning officer. It was...
View ArticleBy: Kevin Perk
Mike, Thanks for reading and commenting. Be careful about relying on verbal approval from a building inspector. It will not matter what they told you if they are wrong. Even if they put it in writing...
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