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Condo conversion on a two unit building zoned RH1 with usage on 3R report as 2 units

If a two unit building is zoned as RH1 but the usage on the 3 R report is stated as 2 units can you fast track convert? Would that count as "grandfathered in"? Any advice or experience would be greatly appreciated.
Thu Sep 20 2007, 12:53 - San Francisco - General Area - 1 answer
 
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Tanja Beck
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Tanja Beck, Real Estate Pro in San Francisco in San Francisco
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Hi Tanja-

I would go down to the "Department of Building and Permits" and get them to give you an answer on that one.

It's tough and I have seen several 3r's over the years that were similar to the one you are describing.

Good Luck!!

Ken~

Sun Sep 23 2007, 18:19
 
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