prescott real estate: REMODELING? PERMIT REQUIRED?
- 03/21/12 06:50 AM
Sometimes when homeowners are busy remodeling and choosing the perfect tile, the fact that they need a permit is swept to the way side. Commonly forgotten permits can certainly rare their ugly heads when it come to selling the home. Why risk losing a sale due to local requirements not being addressed until you have a sale? There is a possibility of safety or legal problems that may derail an otherwise smooth sale. Typically when a homeowner uses a licensed-contract they will not be involved in the involvement of getting any necessary permits as the contractor will do that for … (0 comments)
prescott real estate: Historic home at 226 N. Pleasant Street in Downtown Prescott - dated back to 1898
- 02/01/12 08:24 AM
This house can be traced back to 1898 at the Sharlot Museum and noted built in 1925 by the County. This home has a ton of character. Offered a reduced price of $349,999. Very well done remodel in 2008 with amazing detail. This home boasts 3 bedrooms + library/study. 2 master suites - (potential 4th bedroom). More details include Granite counters, stainless steel appliances. There is a formal dining room, plus a kitchen nook that is set up as a greenhouse with an exhaust fan and built in copper topped counters. Claw foot tubs, fir (wood) floors, finished attics, sprinkler system, … (0 comments)
prescott real estate: Historic Home in Downtown Prescott, Arizona
- 11/28/11 09:04 AM
This house was built in 1924 and has tons of character. Offered at a reduced price of $359,999. Very well done remodel in 2008. This home boasts 3 bedrooms + library/study. 2 master suites - (potential 4th bedroom). More details include: Granite counters, stainless steel appliances. There is a formal dining room, plus a kitchen nook that is set up as a greenhouse with an exhaust fan and built in copper topped counters. Claw foot tubs, fir (wood) floors, finished attics, sprinkler system, roll out pantry, picture hanging molding gas fireplace in the master with 2 walk-in closets, whole-house fan, 10 … (0 comments)
Sometimes when homeowners are busy remodeling and choosing the perfect tile, the fact that they need a permit is swept to the way side. Commonly forgotten permits can certainly rare their ugly heads when it come to selling the home. Why risk losing a sale due to local requirements not being addressed until you have a sale? There is a possibility of safety or legal problems that may derail an otherwise smooth sale. 
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