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House Hacking

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Permit or No Permit

Connor Castillo
Posted Jun 5 2024, 05:45

Hi All,

When we moved into our house we had an existing structure in our backyard. It has electrical, but no plumbing. We would like to run a grinder pump to our septic and also add a new electrical panel to be able to handle more and then rent this back house out to tenants. 

The two sub contractors we are working with said they wouldn’t bother with permits because it will make it very difficult to get finished.

We aren’t in a huge rush, but also don’t want to bring the government into this and they shut the entire thing down for one reason or another. I’ve spoken to several GC’s that have all said this is doable and safe.

I’m sure everyone is going to push the permit side on this forum, but can anyone make a case for not pulling permits? 

Thanks 

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