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Split Level Rented Like a Duplex Strategies

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Hello BP,

Does anyone have any experience renting a split level home separately like a duplex? I can think of numerous reasons why it wouldn't work but I wanted to see if anyone has. If so, what was your sucsesses and short comings? Thank you for your time.

- Joe

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My dad has split units in every which way to make more, specifically for campus housing. It can work, but make sure you're in a tight market. You also have to consider zoning and permit requirements, utilities (either separating them out or going all bills paid) and awkward layouts. Usually, I would recommend against it.

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