Interior Information Appliances: None Floor Covering: Carpet, Hardwood, Laminate, Linoleum Basement: None Bathroom: Bath Tub Upgrades: Features: Exterior Information External Facing: Vinyl Siding Garage: None Garage Spaces: 0 Driveway Details: None, Lots of street parking. there may also be room to put in a small side drive with the current building Parking Spaces: 0 Location Details : Close to All Services, Highway Access, Lake/Pond/River, Near Park, Near Schools, Recreational/Community center, Water View, Country Community Exposure: North

Chad,Sorry to hear about your permit issues?

It'll need to be a licensed electrician that will need to get a permit and the city will be inspecting I've been told.Originally posted by "Amerikote":And REALLY shop the electricians, they vary a LOTTTT.

I was told I cannot pull a permit to put a full bath in a basent unless I do a duplex down permit.

I use this service to find out in one location loans on a house, any permits filed, comps.

Which government agency(or multiple agencies) is ultimately responsible for permits?

3 choices...Live with it, hope you never get caught...make sure it’s up to code for liability issuesGet it permitted, if zoning allows.....will involve getting permits, inspecting, modifying, tearing out portions to rebuild to codeTear it down

Does anyone have experience with paying an hourly rate for a professional engineer to make necessary permit drawings in Ohio?

You do have to manage the project and the builder, and you just do the permitting yourself.

I estimated a repair period of one month before I noticed a lot of issues with the house.We applied for permit at the city, and we were told that there was no construction permit or plans for the house with the city.