Hello, I purchaced a home in December, one of the selling points was that the selling agent adveritised that the home has " a fairly new roof" which I took as fact, not really knowing how many years is fairly, thinking 2 or 3 years old.I called the city to find out when the permit was taken out for this" fairly new roof". found out the permit was issued over eleven years ago .Either my understanding of" fairly" is not reasonable, or the selling agents understanding is not reasonable I need to know if I should pursue against the selling agent for misrepresentation or is it, a life lesson for me?

It gives us new housing starts, permits as well.

Some areas may require a permit for this, too.Casement windows will cost you more, but you can usually use a smaller size.Here are some examples:Pella slidersPella casementPella single hungThe ones with an "E" next to them meet the 5.7 sq.ft. requirement.

- What is the permitting process and costs like in your jurisdiction?

With permits?

They keeping doing this and every time something new comes out it never does go faster.

Also, you said the license is sold with it, I doubt that is totally it....liquor licenses are usually permitted, so many available in a certain area, you can buy the license rights, you still have to obtain the license in your name.Since my last post I spoke to a guy familiar with the business in NJ, he suggests you play the politics game as well, city to state, seems you may need friends from time to time.....hmmmm.See an attorney!!!

There's labor costs and permit costs etc. that adds to construction.All I know is in Texas, construction costs used to be $45 a sqft in 2009.

This information is then available to the public for verification purposes in order to ensure that landlords are not raising rents more than permitted under the Rent Control Ordinance.

Utilities, any pending or open permits, is it zoned properly, when was last inspection by the city for rental license renewal done.