She turned a house into a HQ? Is this legal
[{"id": "fun009b", "text": "22:20 mark in the video. It seems like it's zoning permits non-residential use, but her description is a bit vague.", "replies": [{"id": "fun7z76", "text": "\"First floor is commercial zoned, the 2nd and 3rd floor are like my home offices\". \n\nVague?", "replies": [{"id": "fuo640t", "text": "Commercial zoning isn't uniform.  Permitted uses change depending on the city you\u2019re in. Just because her property is partially zoned commercial doesn\u2019t mean her use is legal.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "fun9z95", "text": "I didn't listen to the whole video, but maybe she lives in live/work zoning, but she's basically open to the public so she better be compliant with all those codes - life safety egress etc, ADA access/parking, etc.\n\nAlso, I hope she's making a crapload of money to pay for the very spacious &amp; luxurious buildout (at union rate const costs) she's done plus the ppl working for her.  \n\nI see a LOT of $$ spent that don't increase the return on her business.", "replies": [{"id": "fuohud7", "text": " [https://www.instagram.com/p/B7rsh4eAgrz/](https://www.instagram.com/p/B7rsh4eAgrz/)  apparently it's saving her a lot of money but i thought the same to.", "replies": [{"id": "fuqiu1i", "text": "That could be if she was paying to rent a separate business space.  I googled her some more, apparently she's had other businesses established for quite some time.  I just hope she can pay for that setup and still save money so if one of her businesses runs into trouble, she's still okay.", "replies": [], "depth": 3}], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]