hello. just after some actual experience or interpretation of the following.
different states have different limits in maximum number of unrelated people living in a house before becoming a boarding house and thus subject to tougher rules.
What do you guys think of the scenario below:
main house with attached ancilliary dwelling.
lets say WA has a max number of 6 people unrelated before becoming boarding house. Does the 6 people apply to the whole place including granny? or is it main house 6 and then granny
another scenario.
when they say 6 unrelated people, what if there were 2 sisters, 2 couple and 2 solo. does it mean that you satisfy the condition because sisters are related? just wondering.
Thanks for all your input and experience.
different states have different limits in maximum number of unrelated people living in a house before becoming a boarding house and thus subject to tougher rules.
What do you guys think of the scenario below:
main house with attached ancilliary dwelling.
lets say WA has a max number of 6 people unrelated before becoming boarding house. Does the 6 people apply to the whole place including granny? or is it main house 6 and then granny
another scenario.
when they say 6 unrelated people, what if there were 2 sisters, 2 couple and 2 solo. does it mean that you satisfy the condition because sisters are related? just wondering.
Thanks for all your input and experience.
