New Construction Exemption 

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The new construction exemption got the top spot in this RENTAL Act series, but it is not the only change.

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The RENTAL Act expands several additional TOPA exemptions under § 42-3404.02b(b), including ownership reallocations, estate transfers, minority investor admissions, and certain 2–4 unit structures.
This graphic provides a high-level overview.
Important reminder: exemptions are not self-executing. The burden of proving qualification remains on the owner.
Before transferring interests, admitting investors, or listing property, confirm that your structure fits within the statutory framework.
Review the matrix. Put it in your pocket.
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