Is the 1/1 legal/permitted construction ?

I have clients who have a permitted SFR, 3br/2ba, in central Kihei and their ADR is about $360/night.Two operative words in my last comment - could and permitted.

Make a final payment after all punch list work has been completed and permits have been satisfied by the local building official.

Has anyone tried to politely decline, citing city-approved permits that don't require relocation?

The cost in engineering fees, permitting, commissions, attorney fees, market analysis and development, utility engineering, water / septic concerns (possibly even having to build a sewage treatment plant), architectural fees.......etc... just to get to the point to determine if it's feasible is absolutely staggering. 

We had a non-load bearing wall dividing the living room and dining room that we removed without getting a permit (because we honestly didn’t know we needed one).

This has been some planning in the stages for the past several months and I am looking to possibly break ground in late September/October depending on permit approval. 

We live in the front unit and are preparing to rent the rear unit. ( I am not a contractor, but have a lot of construction experience and have always worked on my own house. ) As I attempt to make minor repairs, such as replacing a stove hood, I have been told that because it is a rental unit, I have to hire a contractor to pull the permit and perform the work. 

Contact a local architect/engineer for a detailed consultation specific to your project/locale.Your first strike was starting work without permits and have the Building Dept. issue you a stop work order.

Hi-I applied for the license of my rental in Baltimore County and the permit office is telling me they reject my application - although they cashed my check- because the designated registered agent (my property manager) is in VA.