Permit Expediters and Planners - Meet The Staff at Permit Place
Posted on Friday, 06 April 2012 19:03
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Permit Expediters and Planners - Meet the Staff at Permit Place
Permit Place friendly staff consist of professional and knowledgable staff that can help you get your permits fast. Here's a look at where we work and who you will deal with. Send them a note saying you saw them on the video.
Knowing the Local Permit Process Is Important
Posted on Thursday, 05 April 2012 20:54
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There are over 28,000 permitting jurisdictions in the United States and just about as many sets of requirements for what is needed to submit a building permit application.
How to get copies of plans on your property from the city of Los Angeles
Posted on Tuesday, 13 September 2011 17:53
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Need copies of plans on a property from the City of Los Angeles? To obtain copies of blueprints from the City of LA Building Department you need three things up front:
Use these 5 plan check tips to get permits in the City of Los Angeles.
Posted on Tuesday, 13 September 2011 17:50
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The City of Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety (LADBS) is notorious for it's difficulty level in getting building permits. Use these 5 plan check tips to get through plan check at LADBS.
City of Los Angeles Property Records can be key to your property
Posted on Tuesday, 04 January 2011 00:09
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City of Los Angeles Property Records key to finding out about your property
Those that are looking to take advantage of the many homes on the market, need to secure copies of the permits on the property before they buy. You may be buying illegal construction.
“Any issues with the properties from illegal additions to code violations become the responsibility of the new owner”, said Mike Robinson, President of Permit Place, a land use, entitlement and permit expediting firm.
“Many people think that just because the price is low that it’s a good deal, but many properties including foreclosures and distressed properties can have illegal additions, sub-standard work or code violations that the new owner can be made responsible for correcting the problem”, states Robinson.
Homeowners should ask the seller or the seller’s realtor to research the property and find out if there are building permits and certificates of occupancy issued on any new additions.
The seller should provide the buyer with copies of permits confirming that the square footage on the property matches all existing permits on the property.
For example, if the property built in 1999 has two bedrooms and a bath and the seller added a new bedroom and bathroom, the buyer should check to see that the original permits and certificate of occupancy show the original square footage and that the permits show the new, correct additional square footage.
For those located in Los Angeles not comfortable with completing the research on their own, Permit Place provides a service to research building permits and provide copies of these permits for you or your broker.
The service to starting in the City and County of Los Angeles costs $60.00 plus the costs of copies, gives those selling properties a chance to find out what permits, certificates of occupancy have been issued on the property or will verify which additions on the property have been permitted.
Permit Place has been providing property research for commercial and residential property since 2001. For more information, please contact Caitlin Hallerman at 818-786-8960 or email
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or go to http://www.permitplace.com
Water Availability Letter
Posted on Monday, 14 April 2008 21:45
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A water availability letter is almost always a requirement of for every construction or building permit you may be applying for.
Impact Fees Can Hurt
Posted on Monday, 14 April 2008 21:44
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Many jurisdictions charge impact fees on new residential homes to provide for roads, parks and schools.
Four Permit Items Required in All Jurisdictions
Posted on Monday, 14 April 2008 21:43
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Four Permit Items Required in All Jurisdictions
Why Use A Permit Processing Consultant?
Posted on Monday, 14 April 2008 21:40
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You want the building permit review process to go as quickly as possible. Delays in the building permit approval can cost thousands of dollars.
Commercial Land Use Permits
Posted on Monday, 14 April 2008 21:38
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If you have not been through this process before then you need to consult a professional civil engineer licensed to practice in the state where your project is located and you will need a building permit consultant experienced with the processes in the local jurisdictions.
