If not, how are permits going to be pulled?

Eventually the goal is to move to New York City, where I'm hoping to buy a 3-4 unit multiplex or multifamily home, keep one unit for myself, renovate the whole thing, and use the rental income to pay the mortgage, and maybe a little bit extra.

(non working outlets, automatic garage door openers, toilets that take an extra flush, closet doors that come off the track ect, fireplace not working...)

We may pay it off at closing but were wondering when a blanket loan is normally refinanced, will they recalculate the payment on the remaining balance, therefore lowering it, or is it like when you pay extra principal towards a loan, the monthly payment stays the same?

Did you get a permit and inspections for the electrical work?

Stuff like closing before permits are issued and allowing us to do cash out on land give us a strategic advantage and allow us to decrease project duration; thus increasing AROI.

I want right to market property and right to extend closing 30 days for an extra 200 cash.

Offering security deposits in extra cash help a lot.

For a few extra $$$, you can get the version that OCR's your documents making them searchable.

Or is there too much risk with the potential code/permitting issues?