east_beast
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I would plant a sign telling him to fuck off
Concreted in with an electrified post.
I would plant a sign telling him to fuck off
Exactly what I'm looking for - you have a good point about the Romex. That may be a give away.
They used to tar and feather folks like that.
When you sell a house, there are disclosures. One of the questions on that disclosure is, "Has all work been permitted?" When you go to sell, you have two options. Disclose the work and risk a diminuation in value, or lie about the work and open yourself up to litigation for defrauding the new owners. 20 years ago this was not an issue. Today, it's serious.
So your saying now there could be a market for back dated new Romex? Fuck the government
They're always checking things out. Small town and all. One guy spends his days during the summer taking down yard sale signs because they didn't take a sign permit out.
so hide it behind... drywall!Exactly what I'm looking for - you have a good point about the Romex. That may be a give away.
<3I will take every opportunity i can to not give the government any more of my money.
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so hide it behind... drywall!
sheathing gotta be stripped off inside the breaker box anyways
[486 said:;n338323]there are people out there that pay huge amounts of money to get kicked in the nuts
not kink shaming, just saying that ain't my deal
<3
Almost everybody subs some stuff out. You can take credit.
If we hadn’t found the house we live in, I was thinking about building and I would have subbed out most of it so it didn’t take me 10 years.![]()
I will take every opportunity i can to not give the government any more of my money.
Which is funny considering your money came from the government.![]()
I did the shiplap, a rewire on one plug prior to sheetrock, the trenching for my main power to the house, the opening for the attic door, and some bracing for the kitchen sink...so I take credit for building my house![]()
apologies in advance but you sounded like evernoob there![]()
it runs to a exposed floor joists in the basement
you mean to say he's the sort of person that gets bricks in his windows on a fairly regular basisThe city building inspector lives a few blocks down, and he's the type to watch the lumber yard and follow people home.
I did the shiplap, a rewire on one plug prior to sheetrock, the trenching for my main power to the house, the opening for the attic door, and some bracing for the kitchen sink...so I take credit for building my house![]()
Oh shit, I had you confused with Splib. My appologies.
Back on topic,
yea I thought when you sold the house any changes, alterations, or additions needed to have permits. When we were house shopping, quite a few places had permits taken out in 2015, but the porch/shed/whatever was built 15 years earlier.