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No permit pulled on new roof

Daniel Pinto
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Hi all,

I've come to a verbal agreement with a seller on an off-market deal, and am doing my due diligence. I found out he replaced the roof about 7 years ago and he did not pull any permits when doing the roof. I was planning on doing getting FHA financing and I was told by somebody that I am going to have a hard time getting the home inspected, appraised, and with getting an insurance policy afterwards. I figured I could always hire a roofer to inspect the roof on its own. This is a good deal for me and the numbers work well otherwise.

Does anyone know if this will be a problem? If so, what can I do to mitigate this issue?

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