Rezoning Commercial residential into 4 family

Rezoning Commercial residential into 4 family

Investor · Cincinnati, OH · Member since 2015 · 21 posts · 6 votes

Hey BP,

I have come across an interesting opportunity that I could use some experienced knowledge.  The place I am looking at is currently zone residential / commercial (6 units).  It needs a complete gut job for my purpose.  The commercial space is basically a huge room with halfway done renovation.  4 units currently have tenants and 1 is vacant.  This is a low income building but near some new development.  My question is how feasible would it be to completely gut the property and make it an upscale 4 family?  I called the city on Friday to discuss rezoning, but it was towards the end of the day - hope to hear back Monday.

My thought process is to make this a nice 4 family to appeal to a better class of tenant, but also make it easier to sell in the future if need be.

The surrounding area has SFH, apartments, and some industrial a few blocks away.

Is this a realistic (not too difficult) proposal or is this going to be a long and drawn out process? 

Any feedback would be appreciated!!

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  • Chris SeveneyBusiness Member
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    Investor · VA · Member since 2015 · 21k+ posts · 19k+ votes
    11y
    If our asking to change it from a 6 family to a 4 family that may be possible. You won't get an answer from BP as it depends on zoning, jurisdiction and many factors that everyone on BP is not privy too. Our doing the right thing, contact the zoning department and explain to them what you will want to do and if it will require a special use permit or if it can be done as of right
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  • Investor · Louisville, KY · Member since 2015 · 73 posts · 33 votes
    6y

    @Erik Schilling How did this deal turn out? Did you move forward? I’m interested in learning more about these types of conversions and would love to hear your experience.

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