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Chris Perrin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville FL (jacksonville, fl)
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Permitting / Contractor Question

Chris Perrin
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Jacksonville FL (jacksonville, fl)
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I need to re-roof a property. It’s a small project. I had planned to do it myself, but learned I can’t do that on a property that is not my home.

I have a quote for all materials, dumpster, and the subcontractor ready to go. Now I need a contractor to pull a permit.

Can I ask to hire a contractor simply to pull the permit and let my crew do all the work or do I have to let them control the process?

(I’m more concerned that a permit is pulled for insurance or resale purposes than hiring a contractor for a warranty since I trust my crew.)

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