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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

City Permits not pulled
Hello all,
Have a question. I have an offer out on a house in Philadelphia that was rehabbed and we found out that no permits were pulled at the city for the rehab (new kitchen, HVAC, plumbing...etc). I am planning on renting this property out. Is this something that is normal? Should I be worried? Would I have any issues with the city?
They have accepted my offer but have indicated it would be in "as-is" condition, which kind of worries me because it was rehabbed. Why would say this on a rehabbed property?
TIA
Maneesh
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I would stay away. If nobody pulled permit, the job was never inspected so there's no way to know what is really going on behind the walls.