ok, So I do hard money loans for a living & project development & I got to thinking well daym why don't I do it my self & with my own companyI live right in Philly right now & we are going to be having a huge boom with al the casinos coming in - I am well connected in my city & have found land on the water front that would be a crazy mulit million dollar investment the issue is I have no start up capital myself & no knowledge on too much of anything outside of getting it financedI do how ever have contacts inside the city & state to get zoned & permitted & everything else so what are my next steps & advice on how to proceed ?

I got a permit for a cover because I didn't think the hoa woud approve a deck at the time.

Route the drain line first, then the supply lines, then the electrical.You'll need to be sure your main electrical panel has sufficient capacity for the new dryer circuit.This is certainly something that requires permits and inspections.

However, your state laws also address that, in that members are permitted(yes, permitted) to speak, IF they follow certain rules and steps.

Direct deeding has been permitted for nearly 20 years, now.

All permits are in order.

Is there a way to check public records to find out if there has been a special use permit issued, or a change allowed?

My goal all along was to become proficient in wholesaling for it's simplicty and although it does not generate passive income, I have the energy and determination to start there and then buy and hold when my finances permit.

I started listing it with an agent for $79,900 when the final work was completed on the house, but before I had the occupancy permit.

I'm getting quotes around $300 a square here in South Florida for a 35 square roof I'm trying to find a way to cut corners like maybe pulling the permits myself then find a good surplus or whole sale supplier buy the material on my own then get quotes for just the labor Originally posted by Ingrid Nagy:Need a new roof for a condo project in NJ - rip off on two layer shingle roofing and new shingle installation needed on a 2 story garden Have not done one in a while.