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Robert Bolejszo
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Cliffside Park, NJ
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Question NJ - About Open Permits during a home sale

Robert Bolejszo
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Cliffside Park, NJ
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Hello - I'm currently in the process of purchasing a four family home that had some renovation work done in 2014 with permits (i.e electrical, plumbing, new bathrooms, new kitchens). During the closing process recently (Aug 2017) the seller learned that the contractor never closed those 2014 permits when the renovation work had been performed.  The seller is now working to close those permits before he is able to sell the property to me.

My Question - 1. Are taxes reassessed when permits for this type of work is closed? or can i expect my taxes to stay relativity the same? (idk if it matters that the permits were opened in 2014 or maybe even earlier) I'm a bit afraid that my taxes will skyrocket a year after I purchase the property.

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