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Updated almost 6 years ago, 01/21/2019

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Jessica Chow
  • Advertising
  • Venice, CA
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To permit or not to permit construction?

Jessica Chow
  • Advertising
  • Venice, CA
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Hello BP fam! I own a SFH in Los Angeles and am thinking of making some upgrades- 1) opening up a retaining wall that leads into the backyard and install a sliding glass door 2) adding a 10x12 wood floating deck My questions are: 1) How would I calculate the increase in value for these upgrades? 2) Does doing this type of upgrade without a permit dissuade future buyers?

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