Thinking of turning old B&B into duplex so friends can own other half
we were wondering how hard this would be to "split up" property. What if property is not already zoned as multi-family? Also wondering about splitting up property with a "guest house" so guest house is one parcel and main house the other?
Sun May 4 2008, 08:15 - Eureka Springs - Home Buying - 1 answer
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I am a Eureka Springs real estate broker/agent. It is my understanding that any home in Eureka can become a duplex with out a problem. When splitting the property beyond that check with city hall regarding the multifamily regulations. As to splitting off a guesthouse to become a separate property the first challeng might be separating the utilities/services. Next, consider if there are lot size issues to deal with. Ususally there are ways to work these things out. I find that the city is on the side of reasonable, informed citizens.
Sat May 10 2008, 07:30
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