Planning on putting a backyard home on your property? Here are some helpful tips to make the process go smoothly.
Know your local code! Many cities and Counties have zoning code written specifically for Secondary Living Units also known as Accessory Living/Dwelling Units. A quick search of the cities zoning code will let you know if your property qualifies for one of these units.
Find out what your lot is zoned! For the most part, lots that are zoned Residential can have a Secondary living unit if they meet other requirements of the municipality.
What size is your parcel? Many cities have restrictions on lot sizes. If your lot is below their minimum size you may not be able to build a Secondary Living Unit on your property. If you are below the minimum requirements there are other options to the Secondary Living Unit, which will give you the additional space you need on your property.
Know your local code! Many cities and Counties have zoning code written specifically for Secondary Living Units also known as Accessory Living/Dwelling Units. A quick search of the cities zoning code will let you know if your property qualifies for one of these units.
Find out what your lot is zoned! For the most part, lots that are zoned Residential can have a Secondary living unit if they meet other requirements of the municipality.
What size is your parcel? Many cities have restrictions on lot sizes. If your lot is below their minimum size you may not be able to build a Secondary Living Unit on your property. If you are below the minimum requirements there are other options to the Secondary Living Unit, which will give you the additional space you need on your property.
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