Demand is steep for contractors and trades most won't go out to a property unless you have it under contract or you are a repeat customer.

I can't find the link, but I think it was Poland.I'm not sure if he was reacting to his target customer base, or his own personal likes though.If the developer is a member here, maybe he can weigh in on it.Good Luck! 

I have a SFR in a rural area that doesn't have permitting requirements.

I have a SFR in a rural area that doesn't have permitting requirements.

I have a SFR in a rural area that doesn't have permitting requirements.

First progress payment of $15,100 plus any permit reimbursements will be collected after the addition’s footings are inspected and approved by the City of Los Angeles Inspector.   3.

The plan is to convert the commercial space (currently 1 of the 4 units) to a residential unit, which I've already cleared with the city permit/inspections office and have spoken with an architect regarding the process.

Despite the fact that San Jose it super friendly to ADUs, it took over 7 months of back and forth before the city finally approved my ADU permit. 

My town requires me to submit a change of contractor form in order to close out the permits.

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