So the next step was to attempt to get permits.

i received a 'Rehabilitation Loan Permit Certification' document required from our Lender to close our 203k streamline loan.  

I'm in the process of purchasing a single family investment property.I'm planning on doing all of the cosmetic repair work myself.I am not a licensed General Contractor.Do I need permits for cosmetic work?

The broker we're working with said there shouldn't be a problem re-financing into a permanent non-recourse loan after 15-18 months.The developer has all the expertise to oversee the build (finalizing the architectural design, dealing with the permitting, serving as GC, etc).

We are doing this one by the book so we have pulled all permits and scheduled with the borough to do the inspections.

I’m just not sure I can get the permits.

I've begun working on my real estate license, which time permitting should be done early june-ish4.

I'm looking for information on shipping container construction in Florida (costs, companies, regulations, permits, process).

I would like to extend the road from the paved road nearby, run a road and a cul-de-sac then places the homes along the road(s)Does anyone have an idea of where I'd begin to look into costs, permits, or anything?

A General Plan update would allow for a conditional use permit but it was unclear when that would happen.