Is a vacant unit considered owner occupied or rented?

[Fernando]

This is in regard to condo when I need to come up with an owner to renter ratio.

 

[Fernando]

Sorry, I just realized I put in wrong thread category. Don't know how that happened.

 

[Tom D]

The only exact is the actual use at the time. You can go bi on this one. If you know a unit is vacant is there a reason, who told you. Did you look on the MLS to see if it was previously rented.

I wouldn't spend this much time searching, i would assume tenant, unless it was listed for sale, then owner occupied.

Your precise minutia detail inspires me to take a nap.

 

[Fernando]

The only exact is the actual use at the time. You can go bi on this one. If you know a unit is vacant is there a reason, who told you. Did you look on the MLS to see if it was previously rented.

I wouldn't spend this much time searching, i would assume tenant, unless it was listed for sale, then owner occupied.

Your precise minutia detail inspires me to take a nap.

It used to be tenant occupied but now vacant.
URAR has so many questions. Should deal with the old form unclarities before bringing whole new can of worms in forcing us to use a new form.

 

[Fernando]

The only exact is the actual use at the time. You can go bi on this one. If you know a unit is vacant is there a reason, who told you. Did you look on the MLS to see if it was previously rented.

I wouldn't spend this much time searching, i would assume tenant, unless it was listed for sale, then owner occupied.

Your precise minutia detail inspires me to take a nap.

And have a nice nap. Sometimes after a sleep, a solution pops up in my dreams.

 

[Tom D]

So you think the owner is now going to move into that unit. It's a rental unit.

When your tenants move out is there any chance of you living there. I know the solution, but i will be kind this time king.

 

[Fernando]

So you think the owner is now going to move into that unit. It's a rental unit.

When your tenants move out is there any chance of you living there. I know the solution, but i will be kind this time king.

You know better than to assume. Many assume wrong about King Nando.

 

[Fernando]

So you think the owner is now going to move into that unit. It's a rental unit.

When your tenants move out is there any chance of you living there. I know the solution, but i will be kind this time king.

Thanks buddy.
You made it clear to me.
Since no tenant, it has to be owner occupied given the two choices.

 

[sputnam]

Um... it's vacant.

 

[Tom D]

Um... it's vacant.

They don't have that checkbox on the condo form, unit vacancies. It either dis, or dat.