real estate zoning abbreviations?
piece of land is zoned RES zone(max 4uts)&use ex HPC/ MHM(1-4uts,church) please explain. My guess residential zone max 4 units per acre, home and personal care, mobile home
Every county does this differently. My guess is Residential, up to 4 units, excluding mobile homes, and nursing care homes.
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