were permits pulled converting a 3/1 to a 5/1I've heard horror stories of people having to convert a house they bought back before they could get permits to do additional workyou say turnkey, but with section 8, it usually isn't turnkey. if you don't want to share publicly, PM me an address and i'll let you know what i'd pay and expect as ARV based on the location, comps, and images. 

They run about 30k a unit and then there are other various park and permit fees. 

I went before the town board for permits and am by the book.

So I look for recently rehabbed homes that I like the work that was done, then I check the building department to see who pulled the permits. 

You just had to pay the permit fees?

Well at the hearing the city admitted that they had no comps within 5 milesThey had used a portion supposed added value placed on the permits by the GC (without my knowledge)Changes the year of the property from 1978 to 1990 supposedly because if you remodel then you bring the build year up.

Hello I’m located in Inland Empire,CA and I’m 17 and I just wanted some tips or helpful advice on starting out in real estate investing.I eventually wanna own a bunch of rental properties and I also wanted to know is ...

Will be reaching out to city planning to pull any past permits.

You need to do a record search and review the permits and CofO to find out if it was legally permitted at the the time it was constructed. 

With development, I've flipped a few places, so I understand that permits will need to be pulled.