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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Rehab Permitting
Hi folks!
In my jurisdiction, and I'm sure it's common in most others as well, any rehab over $50,000 in cost requires permitting and a contractor's license if your are legal entity. If you are filing as an individual, the individual can pull one such permit every 2 years if the intent is to occupy the property as a primary residence. Now obviously I want do more than one rehab every 2 years, so my question is what method do you use to get around this hurdle? I know not everyone out there has a contractor's license when doing rehabs.
Thanks,
Kevin
Most Popular Reply

Why must there be some way to do rehabs without proper permitting and licensing? Builders are licensed, get permits and do things properly. Get a license and be the GC or hire a GC. This is what you're signing up for when you become a rehabber.