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Buying a property with unpermitted work from an unlicensed GC...
Thoughts? Anyone have experience with this in Florida?
Details:
-Property currently under contract with a wholesaler at 76% of ARV.
-Rehab included new driveway, addition of bathroom and converting a room to bedroom as well as new roof and HVAC. Increased sq footage.
-My husband is a licensed GC and we reviewed 4-point inspection and nothing major found. He estimated about 10k if this report is accurate.
Our goal is to get permits and do last fixes and flip it.