The Scope Of Work should not change just because you get permits to do the project legally.

I would wait a while to get them at a discount but with condos, it always feels like a gamble because of future assessments, fee increases and difficulty getting a tenant approved in a timely manner.

Well they askes]d me if it was ok, but what you said makes sense, but I'm curious if I legally can deny, 

If a legal issue arises, only the assets owned by the LLC (the rental properties) are at risk, not your personal assets.

Just to get started here in Chicago, there is a process through ComEd to assess, inspect, and permit submeters that took me 4 months to approve and install.

LEGAL CHALLENGEThere is a lawsuit challenging the law.

My guess is, they con investors into $50,000 or more and spend it on their sub-par lavish lifestyles, making promises they can’t keep doing services they aren’t capable or legally able to perform.

I got pre approved for DSCR From 2 different lenders but they're both mid 7's in interest.

Changing your mind " Is a foolproof legal defense .

I know @Kaaren Hall who founded Udirect is extremely knowledgeable and a wealth of info but not sure if she could even comment as this seems more like legal and tax advice