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Josh Morris
  • Kansas City, MO
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Historic neighborhood rules

Josh Morris
  • Kansas City, MO
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I am a young wholesaler, I went with a partner of mine to look at a home in a historic neighborhood. We noticed the windows were not the right size, then the agent mentioned wood must stay on the pane. I questioned the statement, and he replied there are rules ro historic neighborhood renovations. These are laws but I can't seem to find these laws, I will be taking on my first rehab and would like to know if anyone knows were to go to find this info.

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