My main business is construction and I have donated the sitework on all the builds in our town.

Here are the problems- if you ever want to sell it you will either have to sell it as a cash only, as is or go to the county after you buy it and see if a inspector will sign of on it being 4/1.

Be aware of such things that add value or subtract to include location, location location sqft,size of lot,garage,basement, # of bedrooms,age,age of construction,type of construction, vacancy and rent roll, expenses, taxes,ect.

Not sure what's going on, and why the final still pending. it's 3 years ago.They told me that we have to final the foundation permit before we could apply the new permit. and I am thinking to find the last inspector who inspected the foundation to see what's going on. the foundation is done, is there any protencial risk with they signed off the Rough inspection?

Builder's risk insurance, forms, construction contacts, etc.5.

These were recently amended in 2001 to include the following paragraph:"All single family homes shall be constructed on site of materials similar to those of existing homes.

Also, keep in mind that if you'll pull permits (which you likely will), you'll face repairing anything that the inspector points out is not up to code.

I will be doing mass direct mail marketing in Bexar, Travis, Tarrant and Dallas counties for 1960-1990 construction garden apartments.

I stay In touch with our building inspector(s) He is a wealth of knowledge

Similarly - any knowledgeable property inspectors in westchester that specializes in multi residency dwellings that you recommend?