If they admit to using undocumented employees the insurance won't pay and then the municipality will likely issue a hefty fine and not allow them to pull permits and work for a period of time.

If you’re talking in city limits you might have a permit problem because they are ridiculously annoying to work with for even regular construction, outside of city limits though, especially outside of allegheny county I assume you’d have an easier go at it. 

(Permits and installation take at least 30-60 days in Vegas, so you have about 2 months to act in an area like mine.)

Over the last 18 months, we have done all the leg work and are near the point of having our permits approved by the city and all entitlements in place for a 12Plex.

Despite having obtained a permit from the HOA, it has been revealed that the proper procedure required obtaining a permit from the Florida State prior to seeking HOA approval. 

Prior to selling, he was concerned that a second floor bathroom in his house may not have been permitted.

I bought a 3 unit property in Los Angeles in 2020 and i'm currently in the permit process to turn into a 5 unit.

If you or a contractor have made improvements to the property, were the required permits pulled from the county or local permitting office?

It's done all the time and even better when you market it and include the current plans and permits (assuming you have this in place).

More context: I need to have a small kitchen in that bedroom so not sure how to get a permit for 2nd kitchen if the option C is the most logical.