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JldDolphin
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Hi-Ranch - Is it a 1 Family or 2 Family if...
there is an apartment on the first level? The town sees it as a one family, but the Village sees it as a two family? Does that mean the wrong taxes are being paid right now. Confused!  
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BabyAvocado
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Re: Hi-Ranch - Is it a 1 Family or 2 Family if...
I don't understand how it could be considered a 2 family without a permit from the town??
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| Posted 6/27/07 2:50 PM |
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JldDolphin
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Re: Hi-Ranch - Is it a 1 Family or 2 Family if...
that is what is confusing to me. the appraisal came in as a 1 family, so I guess I'm going with that until we get a tenant in there and then we will see what the law is for that. Thanks!
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| Posted 6/27/07 2:56 PM |
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BabyAvocado
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Re: Hi-Ranch - Is it a 1 Family or 2 Family if...
If you recently bought the house and people before had a permit for a 2 family, those typically do not transfer so technically, it is back to being a 1 family. (The apartment is illegal though) I would go with 1 family unless you have a permit in your name saying it is a 2 family. 
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| Posted 6/27/07 2:58 PM |
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JldDolphin
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Re: Hi-Ranch - Is it a 1 Family or 2 Family if...
Posted by BabyAvocado
If you recently bought the house and people before had a permit for a 2 family, those typically do not transfer so technically, it is back to being a 1 family. (The apartment is illegal though) I would go with 1 family unless you have a permit in your name saying it is a 2 family.
We are going to closing soon. Yes we were told we have to get a permit every year for the apartment if we have a tenant in it. We will apply when we are ready for the tenant, but for right now, then we will tell the insurance company it's a 1 family. Thanks for the help. 
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| Posted 6/27/07 3:07 PM |
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MegZee
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Re: Hi-Ranch - Is it a 1 Family or 2 Family if...
Posted by BabyAvocado
If you recently bought the house and people before had a permit for a 2 family, those typically do not transfer so technically, it is back to being a 1 family. (The apartment is illegal though) I would go with 1 family unless you have a permit in your name saying it is a 2 family.
the C/O doesnt transfer if you have a legal two family?
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| Posted 6/27/07 3:27 PM |
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alnem
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Re: Hi-Ranch - Is it a 1 Family or 2 Family if...
Posted by Meaghan729
Posted by BabyAvocado
If you recently bought the house and people before had a permit for a 2 family, those typically do not transfer so technically, it is back to being a 1 family. (The apartment is illegal though) I would go with 1 family unless you have a permit in your name saying it is a 2 family.
the C/O doesnt transfer if you have a legal two family?
sure it does. it doenst transfer for a mother/daughter.
for the 2 family permit you just need to apply for it every year.
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| Posted 6/27/07 4:04 PM |
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