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California SB9 Laws Explained - How To Add a Second Home To Your Property

Join Maxable as we break down how California’s new SB9 law can let you build a second home on your property. This video will teach you how to use SB9 regulations to increase your property's value, generate rental income, or even split and sell your lot. At Maxable, we’ve helped hundreds of homeowners navigate California’s SB9 and ADU housing laws. If you're thinking about using SB9 to add a second unit to your home, we’re here to guide you through the process. In this episode: The SB9 duplex provision allows most single-family homeowners in California to add a second home on their property -Properties with larger backyards or corner lots with side street access are usually the best candidates for SB9 development -Floor Area Ratio guidelines will determine the maximum size you can build your SB9 home -SB9 requires setbacks of at least four feet from the side and rear property lines. -SB-9 requires one new parking spot on the property, but is waived if your property is within a half mile from either a bus stop or car sharing option -You can’t demolish any part of a home that’s been rented out within the last three years --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Key moments 1:03 SB9 allows California homeowners to do a lot split or add a second home to their property 1:34 turn your single-family home into a duplex with SB9 two unit development laws 1:49 properties with large back yards or corner lots have the best feasibility to add an SB9 unit 2:33 Local zoning Floor Area Ratio (FAR) will dictate who large a home you can build with SB9 2:58 SB9 guarantees you can build at least 800sf for your second home 3:20 SB9 requires side and back yard setbacks of 4 feet from your property lines. 3:38 SB9 requires one new parking spot for your SB9 home, but this requirement is waived if your property is within ½ mile of public transit. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://app.maxablespace.com/start/ Click here to check your address and get connected to vetted designers, builders, and lenders in your area. Start your ADU the smart way. Plan, hire, and manage your ADU project with Maxable. https://maxablespace.com/free-tools/ Download our ADU Planning Guide with a Cash Flow Chart, updated ADU Regulations Cheat Sheet, and other free tools. https://maxablespace.com/adu-blueprint/ Not sure where to start with your ADU project? We’ve got you covered. Check out our Comprehensive E-course for designing and constructing a successful accessory dwelling unit. Unlock nearly 5 hours of ADU knowledge and expertise you won’t find anywhere else! Is this the year you build the ADU of your dreams on your property? Taking the first steps is going to feel daunting, but when you're equipped with the right knowledge and resources from Maxable, building an ADU can feel like a breeze. Follow us on: Instagram: @maxablespace Facebook: @maxablespace WHAT IS AN ADU? ADU stands for accessory dwelling unit. An ADU is a permanent additional housing structure built on a property that already has a main home or main structure. You may have heard them referred to as granny flats, casitas, guest houses, or in-law suites. They can be built on a single-family lot or multi-family lot (duplexes count as multi- family). An ADU has its own entrance, separate from the primary house, as well as a kitchen, bathroom, and living space. Accessory dwelling units can be rented year-round and add a lot of value to your property. They can be garage conversions, stand-alone units, attic or basement conversions, or be attached to the main house. ADUs are exceptionally flexible, and most owners find that their use for the unit evolves over the years. The main reason people build ADUs in California is to house a relative, usually a parent but often an adult child. The second most common use is to rent for additional income. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share this video to help others on their ADU journey. Your dream space is just a plan away!