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Would you buy a house with a lot of renovation done but no permit

Jay Cho
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Hello All

a house on sale now has done a lot of renovation including 3 new bathrooms and two new bedrooms, new kitchens, new electrical panel, new electrical baseboards and removed old oil radiators.

The thing is he didn't ever pull a permit for the job.

Got an house inspection report nothing much saying about plumbing and electrical.

would you buy this house? this will definitely cash flow

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Chris Baxter
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  • Port Coquitlam, BC
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Nope.... not pulling a permit for electrical and plumbing saves a small amount of money and points to cutting corners on key building infrastructure.  

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