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Jessica Miller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Use and Occupancy Permit Question

Jessica Miller
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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I am in the process of purchasing a completely rehabbed multi-unit property in Baltimore City, Maryland. It was brought to my attention yesterday that the seller has not obtained a Use and Occupancy Permit. None of the Mechanical permits has had a final inspection however he did start the process of obtaining the Permit and now needs the Fire and Housing inspections to be completed. The property has not been inhabited since it was purchased a few years ago. I am using FHA financing and was just wondering if anyone had any general advice on how I should proceed in this matter. Will my lender and/or title company request this permit prior to closing since this is not a new construction ? I appreciate any guidance.

Thank you 

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