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Unpermitted Additions in DC
I'm considering buying a house in DC that's roughly 1000 square feet, but 400 of those are unpermitted. Does anyone have any experience or stories they can share about trying to get permits for an unpermitted addition in DC?
I know there are a thousand variables, but I'm interested to know how easy/hard the process was and if there are any general tips.
Thanks!