Q&A: Should Buyers Be Worried About Permit Code Violations?

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Q&A: Should Buyers Be Worried About Permit Code Violations?: Failing to obtain required permits can result in code violations. A seller should have already taken care of these details, but should a buyer be concerned anyway?

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