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My first flip: how much do permits cost for rehab work?

Brad Swearingen
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This is my first flip and I am putting together my list of costs for rehabbing before submitting my offer. How much do I set aside for permit costs? How do I find out how much permits cost?

Thanks for the help.

Brad

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Hey Brad,

You may not even need to pull permits if you are doing a light or cosmetic rehab.  

First, check on your local building departments website to see what work requires a permit.  

Once you determine if you need a permit or not, the Building Department should have a fee schedule that can be used to calculate your permit cost. 

Here's a BP blog article I wrote on Why, When & How to Get Permits

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