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!

It might not be included because the enclosed garage was never permitted properly.

Then we had to work through permitting in Atlanta, GA which proved to be extremely difficult, and then we ran into COVID.

Frequently these additions were done without permits and may not be done to code.

This almost never will make sense based on zoning, permit, block makeup, and construction availability.

Construction 4. building plans 5. city permits (zoning and building) etc and you or anyone else may be saying : well you are not going to do all of those... you are not... but you need to be able to recognize when people are over changing you, or not doing enough work for the money you have paid them already... etc You have to  be able to assemble teams: realtors, contractors, architects and drafters... or work with someone that can plug you in with their team. the list goes on. 

I’ve used that exemption in the past by stating it on the building permit application.

Those HVAC prices actually sound a little steep to me, I got a quote this morning for a full HVAC install on a 1172 sq ft house, new ductwork, units, everything came out to 5500-6300 including city permits and a 10 year warranty.

They said depending on the part of the city and whether its monitored by city permit people depends on if they'll get the permit.