How do I find out how a property is zoned? If it is zoned residential or commercial?
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You need to start at City Hall or your County assessor's office.
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What are you zoned for?\n\nI can use teh real-world example of my mon's house.  We're selling her house in New York City so we can move her out here by us in New Jersey.  Upon doing our due dilligence, we were pleasantly surprised to find she was a C-3, which meant it could be listed as a commercial.\n\nAs a residential, the best she could have hoped for was $325-350,000, based on the comparable listings in the neighborhood.  We wound up getting $450,000 from a commercial buyer.\n\nSpeaks for itself!\n\nHope this helps!\n--J.
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It depends where you are. Location is everything in real estate and retail. If you need estimates for your local area, contact your regional building authority or your local chamber of commerce, who can guide you to the proper source.
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a good commercial realtor could help, also just drive areas where you would like to locate and then ask other tenants and people in the neighborhoods
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county records will show you who owns a property\n\nYes I am a Realtor. You can email me @   joelbejarano@sbcglobal.net with any ???
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First,Check with your City Zoning department to see if it is zoned for Commercial use. If so, look for comparable commercial property sales near your area.\nBest person to talk to about this, is an experienced  commercial Realtor. If you don't know one,you can ask for a referral through the "Board of Realtors" in your County,  \n\nLearner
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The county recorders office will likely have this on file. Otherwise, you can check the last MLS listing for the property address.
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you need to do a few things, it would be easier if you pick a commercial real estate agent to help you. first you need to find out what zoning you need, it will be industrial.  then you need to check for special use permits.  also you need to know what restrictions will be placed on the land such as distance to street or side lot etc.  there may also be a hours of operation restriction.  this all depends on your local goverment.  i would start with planning and zoning or building safety with your local goverment.  these people can be very helpful but they do this all day, be nice to them and polite dont be in a hurry it matters little to them if you ever get open.  then maybe talk to a broker or planner. be prepared for weeks of doing this, maybe sooner but it can take awhile.
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Your local county Building & Safety Department. Your count Housing Dept. has some info also. Check the internet. Your local zoning commission as well.
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Find a Real Estate professional in your area who specializes in commercial properties. They are the best qualified(and know the market) better than anyone in your area! Be sure to give him/her specific details of what you need as well as price ranges! This helps narrow down the process! Good Luck!\n\nP.S. find a real estate online and look up their available commercial properties...this can also give you an idea of pricing and availability!
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At your county court house will be a department that maintains zoning restrictions.  If you go there and provide the address of the property in which you are interested, they will be able to tell you which zoning applies.  This will likely define some restrictions concerning animals.  Then you can also access the animal codes of the county which may further define what you can do.  If you live within the boundaries of a city, its animal codes should also be accessed.  In some cases State codes may apply.  All of this should be public record, although you may have to pay a copy fee.  \n\nIf you have an animal control function in your area, they should be able to tell you.\n\nIf you are still not sure, contact your elected county and city representatives and ask them for help.
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Check with your city's housing department or city hall.  You should be able to get a copy of your house's layout or plans.  Something of that nature.
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Most city governments have a website that will tell you what the property taxes are on each address in the city along with how many square feet in the house and property and their value or the price the house last sold at.  Once you have info about the house, you can look online to see what other houses in a similar neighborhood of a similar size and quality are selling for.
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www.realtor.com\n\nLets you search by property type, not just for houses.
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right click on it,view properties.it will tell you there.for a quick demo,rt click on this page.
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Check with your local historical society.  In some towns/communities it's just a matter of having the Zoning Board declare it a Historical Site for you.
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Contact a good realtor in the area, they have software databases that can pull up any address and tell you who has listed it within the past few years.