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Bryant T.
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Looking at a Quadplex Zoned as a Duplex

Bryant T.
  • Investor
  • Los Angeles, CA
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Hi BP family, looking at a quadplex that's officially zoned as a duplex. Should I be concerned? I suspect someone in the past (may not even be the current seller) converted it from a duplex to a quadplex, which might explain the lower property taxes. While I'm hopeful I won't get reappraised on sale (at least not immediately), I did plan for full blown property taxes at/near my sale price. 

I looked at other quadplexes (on and off market) and a few of them are not zoned exactly to what they are offering, but it's not like a duplex that's zoned as SFR, so not sure if the county doesn't "care" as long as it's MF zoned and not a SFR that was converted to a MFR.

Thanks in advance!

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