Always pull permits for work if it is required and I am fairly certain that everything you listed will require permits.You will need to leave the shower wall open to show the plumbing work done before tiling it or whatever.As for time to inspect, that is very area specific.

The requirement for closing a permit in this case is that a city inspector has to go to the work and inspect it.

I am buying a house in Seminole Heights (pending inspection) and found that there has been plumbing and electric updates in the home, but public records show that permits were not pulled.

The inspector will come out (which costs $300 PER DRAW INSPECTION) and give you a percentage completion for each line item.

After the inspection, we discovered the roof will need to be replaced in the next 3-5 years and we asked for the cost of the roof to be deducted (12K), which they accepted.

After the inspection, we discovered the roof will need to be replaced in the next 3-5 years and we asked for the cost of the roof to be deducted (12K), which they accepted.

After the inspection, we discovered the roof will need to be replaced in the next 3-5 years and we asked for the cost of the roof to be deducted (12K), which they accepted.

Hope this brightens up your day haha

After government’s inspection, seller realized that he used a plumber outside of the city while it is mandated that he has to use a plumber licensed in the city.

While some lenders like Hard Money lenders may be willing, you may not be able to have access to the property for inspections and appraisals.