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Updated about 7 years ago on . Most recent reply

Notice of violation and order to correct -on a house I just got
Hello,
I invest since 2015 in rentals in Columbus Ohio. Just got an issue with a house we bought 3 weeks ago. the city contacted me regarding an electric job just was done without the proper permit in the house on 2015 (2 and a half years before I got it!).
I got from them two "Notice of Violation and order to correct":
1. New on my LLC's name
2. The original from 2015 on the previous owner name.
We used a title company, but they never saw anything wrong related to the house.
What do you guy recommend to do?