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Mark Passerelli
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pulling Permits for brrrr rehab

Mark Passerelli
  • Contractor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Hello BP community.

I am a new investor and am planning on purchasing my first brrrr property in the Baltimore area. Hoping for a multi family but am open to single family. I work as a site supervisor for a general contractor so I have a ton of skills/ contacts for subcontractors needed to complete the rehab process. I plan to do some of the work myself. Is it recommended to pull a permit for this process if I plan to do only cosmetic renovations? Also, is it recommended that I get licensed as a contractor myself so I can pull the permits? Thanks in advance for any feedback! So excited to start my journey towards financial freedom.

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Mark Passerelli
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Mark Passerelli
  • Contractor
  • Baltimore, MD
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@Kenneth Garrett thanks for the advice on pulling a permit. The last thing I want is to have the project stalled. I think if there are minor changes it might be worth not pulling one. But with a total gut it probably makes sense to get the permit. And with my contractors license I can pull my own permits. 

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