I think the Permitted properties will be a "gold mine" as code enforcement continues to crack down on illegal units.

The phone number they were using had a Fresno, CA area code and that same street address actually DID exist in Fresno.

Often when a coastal property is damaged(do to an act of GOD) and permits are needed, local authorities are going to require the property be brought up to current codes. 

I don't know what the code requirements are there but generally I believe you can just get copper pigtails at each outlet.

.), explore zoning and code restrictions, prepare a highest and best use report based on the surrounding area market and needs, and prepare a conceptual site plan and possible building analytics.

Just a heads up that you should be very precise about comps, streets, zip codes, school districts, etc.

My guess is the building is older and doesn't meet current code.

Adrian Jones You are responsible to put the house back to code unless the city will say that it is grandfathered, yours is a great example: a non-habitable space converted into a habitable space that has no permit means that you are responsible to convert that back or get the permit for it, meaning prove to the city bldg and safety that the space is safe to live in, remember that everything is tied to a code, there is slim to none chance of that having approved but the possibility of approval is there.

This is not the landlords issue, it is the tenants issue and the tenant needs to be calling the police and code enforcement at every opportunity for various reasons.  1.

Other higher fees will cover that “savings” and they’ re title policies exempt a lot of potential liens (code violations, utilities, etc. that are not recorded liens at the time of closing but Do become tour responsibility.