Dear all,Over a period of 20 years, I have been refining the infrastructure to permit people to raise capital for their own deals.

How do you obtain a permit for a studio that is already built in a detached garage?

The biggest was a real estate agent going to the city wondering, if additional renovations that were inherited in the property were permitted, so that he could raise the price to increase his commission. six months later of work and having to redo a large majority of the work that was inherited cost another 50k+.

The risk is very high.The county department of building is notorious in delaying the building permit, meaning that it's quite possible I can't even start the work for the first month or two, waiting for the permit to be issued, (no electricity in the house yet).Anything else unexpected which causes money will impose more risk on the weak financing.My question is: Should I pursue this flip?

The development and planning office approved building permits based on growth.

What's the permit requirement there?

I get the impression that many are not even pulling permits Please share you experienceThank you

Back house probably not permitted.

Did you keep receipts and invoices and the like, and because we're about to disclose improvements to the underwriter did you have the correct permits?

GC was paid for the bulk of the work but the final draw was withheld due to problems with the new central air system (does not work now on the 2nd floor), some electrical issues with switches controlling outlets that should be independent and failure of the GC to obtain all the necessary permits from the town.