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Rajesh Kasturi
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Fix and Flip - permits and architect

Rajesh Kasturi
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Hi All, I would like to share pain point and learning from my current flip. Considering your flip is not cosmetic flip and to be considered your self as complex project flapping team, quick flip team.

To be quick flipper in the flipping industry I feel we need to understand medium to advanced level of permitting process and architect. I understand each city is different in codes and permitting process.

Is there any learning resource or state specific self learning tools or courses to understand permitting and codes.
I don't know even I have to do all of that just depend on architect and permit guys. I strongly believe we can't always depend on architect and general contractor to speed up permits. I have seen many architects and General contractors does not care too much about city specific

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