Don't close without documentation. You are responsible for the permit once you own the house, and the increased taxes should it have been missed in the asssesment. One thing you could do is call the town yourself so you have first hand knowledge of what the town officials say. Hopefully you also had the home inspected and nothing was discovered in the basement. Don't sweat it. Just don't close with out seeing the permit.
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We are looking to buy home in Rutherford/nearby towns - can you suggest buyer's agents?
What's the best way to find an agent in Westfield area and why?
Can a couple, one does'nt own a home and the other does own a home, still claim $8K tax credit ?
Where can I obtain a copy of ALL the standard real estate forms used in NJ to buy a house?
Who closes in a real estate transaction in NJ?
Do fences have to be set back from the road? If so, how far back?
You know you're from New Jersey when...
This is great for all you "Jerseyans" someone emailed it to me..
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