I mean, this is an owner-occupied property. I can understand not wanting the city to force two random families to live with you.
But in this case the city assessing a luxury tax for such a setup seems pretty reasonable.
But in this case the city assessing a luxury tax for such a setup seems pretty reasonable.
I am okay with a certain amount of gray area in the rental market, especially for informal or family situations. If these units ever hit the general market you can hit them with tighter rules later.
Again, in this case, she would not be exempt, she would pay a one time fee for the housing program.
If so, then yes. (Assuming it didn't fall under accessory dwelling unit rules.)