For Los Angeles, the architectural plans, structural engineer, permits, and survey alone might cost you closer to $10K. 

Here’s what I’ve come up with...1) just repair the floor so it is safe and usable. 2) repair the floor, refinish the walls with drywall (currently are weathered old beadboard and sheet metal flashing around the windows), replace drafty storm windows with double pane windows and add an exterior door making it a much warmer, insulated 3 season porch but not technically/legally interior space. 3) pull permits and fix the footings, make it legitimate square footage to the house, put the half bath and a sweet entryway/mud room that opens up to the kitchen/dining area.

We are pretty sure we need a permit to rebuild the fence, even though the City of Atlanta knocked down part of the fence as part of a water and sewer repair project under the active federal consent decree.  

The house is legally a 4/2, as a result of a permitted garage conversion that was done years ago to add a bedroom and a laundry room. 

The contract needs to be contingent upon your getting full approvals and permits for what you want to do including the density.

Do they make you get a license or permit?

I was thinking I could cover the downpayment for the property and the upfront materials and permitting costs.

Hi all,In Indian if I install water sub-meters to bill back the water to my tenants, do I need a permit to bill back the water to the tenants?

All I need to do is add a small kitchen, and it’s ready to rent, trying to save on costs, should I get this kitchen permitted?

Hi all,I'm looking for a recommendation for commercial/multifamily builders who would be able to help with a townhouse development that is currently in permitting in the city of Atlanta.Thanks in advance!