Hi BP !!!Do i need to call the city to get a permit to do a renovation ? Or if i have a contractor , do they take care of all that permits thing for me ? ( plumbing , Foundation or even drywall sheet rock , add anothe...

Is there any contractors with a general contractor license that can please do me the favor to pull a builders permit for me. We will be paying for the permit and paying for pulling the permit for us. I really need the...

What’s going on Sac Town,I’m looking for your general thoughts on getting permits for rehab projects. What do you get permits for, if any? And when you pull them, are you seeking out owner builder permits typically, e...

Hello BiggerPockets friends, I am working on two new construction projects that took almost a year to get permits, now permits are ready and I need to pay the remaining deposit. My plan was to pay the deposit with 0-i...

Hey all, so I had my HUD consultant come by today for the final draw request of my 203K on a duplex. He mentioned that I should look into the 10 year tax abatement. We started this project 11/2019. Is it too late for ...

Hi folks, My client bought a home that was remodeled, including electrical wiring, finishing the basement, new bathrooms, kitchen....you get the picture.The contractor didn't get any permits and now the homeowner is h...

Hi does anyone know how to pull a deconversion permit on the Chicago city website? I've been searching for two days and the city hasn't responded to my email/calls yet. I am deconverting a bathroom into a closet. So, ...

This can be very expensive and time-consuming decision. I've been flipping homes in Dallas for a 6 years. I continually struggle as to whether to get permits or not. When I do it usually costs me two to three weeks an...

Hi guys - we are about to close on a property soon in Philly and are planning to do the following work -
-Add HVAC, Add a full bathroom and add a half bathroom, Fix kitchen (keep same layout)My contractor is saying ...

Hello BP community,
I’m currently exploring the possibility of converting a single-family home in Philadelphia, which is zoned RM-1, into a multifamily property. I’d love some guidance and insights from those of you ...