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Permitted and prohibited additions
Hi everyone,
I have a pretty rookie question here. But how do you know if an addition is permitted or not?
If not, how do you go about that situation? What exactly does it mean? What things should I be concerned about? Does this affect buying or selling the home?
I know very little about this so any information will be great!