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Christine Lee
  • San Francisco, CA
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How to get red-tagged home to be compliant?

Christine Lee
  • San Francisco, CA
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this property is in the Bay Area so any advice would be appreciated. 

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Ori Skloot
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Ori Skloot
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  • Berkeley, CA
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@Christine Lee I’ve dealt with many red-tagged homes.  Usually, the code inspectors are by the book yet reasonable working with you to get the property back to good standing.  I’ve also found that the reason behind the red tag can influence how hard or lenient they are with you.  In your case, I think it’s going to be tough to justify an entire building without permits.  Do your best to create a good relationship with the inspector and then cross your fingers.   

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