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.

The other thing I suggest you check on is the individual deeds with your local permit office, I ran into a problem in FL, I tried to permit as one job when I needed individual permits for each deeded property.

You get to put down a big chunk of info, and you have more "control" over what is placed onto the blog.The forums are great when you are looking to stir up conversation or debate, since there is more of an equality among the participants.So when you are the educator for the topic, I think it belongs in the blog; otherwise, the forum works.Now, I am still a bit baffled about whether one is permitted to place a link to a blog onto the forums, and what the rules for that would be.

They're going to have the land value and cost of improvements from the building permits.

. $2600 inlcudes:flooring, drywall and paint, light fixtures, cabinets and countertops, HW tank, interior and exterior doors and hardware, plumbing fixtures, HVAC or wall units, windows or broken glass, smoke detectors.You need to determine what needs to be permitted per code ie.

Those lots are much harder to re-sell.Never buy anything that doesn't have water, either well, city water, or successful wells surrounding Be sure you can get a permit for a well and find out how much it costs.