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Shea Stringert
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Alameda, CA
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"Sold as is - buyer responsible for permits" - please help clarify

Shea Stringert
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Alameda, CA
Posted

Hey BP MFH investors out there, hoping to get some help on these type of deals. I'm not sure if this is NJ specific or not but hoping your experience can shed some light.

I've seen a number of homes with descriptions that say "Sold As Is - buyer responsible for permits". I realize this is extremely vague but hoping those who have purchased distressed properties or even ones titled like this can lend some insight into what this means. I realize this pertains to permits on construction of parts or the entire home but don't understand how something could be built without all those permits already. Or if they were, how one could even go about getting permits for the work since it wasn't done to code in the first place.

Have any of you come across this or dealt with deals like this?

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