Unless you are real rural, like the type of areas that the Raneys (Homestead Rescue) help out Homesteaders, I would not expect that you would get away with your plan.On Homestead Rescue, the Raneys do things like move houses, build new structures, divert water, dig wells, erect windmills, etc. seemingly on the spur of the moment with no permits, etc. 

If you can get an occupancy permit, then you should have very little problems with your rental being approved.

. #7 they refuse to pull any permits because "insert excuse".

Hi Erica, you mention needing a permit for the second floor and roof.

I'm seeing different numbers online with zoning costs, pulling permits, etc. 

Construction Crews can work in Maryland from Pennsylvania but construction sites in Pennsylvania work has ceased.3.Permit Office: In some jurisdictions permit offices are operating in an abbreviated manner, either closing offices, accepting permits only online, conducting inspections through video and or photographs from on site.

In the process of registering an LLC now - want to get it set up to buy houses in its name in NY state.My understanding is that I can register the LLC in any state, but to do business in NY, I may need to buy permits/licenses.

Or get permits/plans in place and sell to a developer as a proposed property. 

I'd be going to permit department with justification that this is an in-law suite, which very likely in the the future it may be for my folks.c.

the inspection said I needed to replace a flat roof over a my living room. if I hire a licensed roofer, can they do it without getting a permit?