Permit Problems Don’t Have to Become Your Problem.
Whether you are dealing with an open permit, code violation, expired permit, unpermitted work, or a property issue that may delay a transaction, getting help should not feel complicated. Tell us what you know, and our team will help determine the next step.
Permit Support Built Around Your Role
Our process stays simple, but the strategy is tailored to the property, the issue, and what you need to accomplish.
Real Estate Professionals
Help protect listings, reduce closing surprises, and move transactions forward when permit issues appear.
Explore Realtor Support →Title Companies
Get support researching and resolving permit-related issues that may affect title review, escrow, or closing.
Explore Title Company Support →Investors & Property Owners
Clear violations, address unpermitted work, and prepare properties for sale, refinance, or future improvements.
Explore Investor & Owner Support →Getting Started Is Easy
You Bring the Property. We Bring the Process.
Complete one short assessment. From there, we research, explain, coordinate, and manage the steps required to move toward resolution.
Tell Us About the Property
Complete our quick Permit & Code Issue Assessment. Share the property address, what you know about the issue, and any deadline you are working against. It is okay if the details are incomplete.
We Research the Property
Our team reviews the available records and begins identifying what may be causing the issue.
- Permit history research
- Municipal record review
- Open or expired permit identification
- Code violation review
- Inspection and closeout status
- Likely documentation requirements
We Explain Your Options
Once we understand the situation, we explain what was found, what needs to happen next, and what the likely timeline and costs may look like. You receive clear recommendations without confusing municipal language.
We Coordinate the Resolution
Once you approve the plan, we help manage the moving parts. Depending on the property, that may include communication with municipalities, document preparation, inspections, engineering, architecture, contractor corrections, surveys, and permit closeout.
We Keep Everything Moving
Permit matters often require repeated follow-up. We continue coordinating the process, tracking next steps, and keeping you informed so you are not left chasing departments, contractors, or paperwork on your own.
You Move Forward With Confidence
The end goal may be closing an open permit, resolving a violation, securing an after-the-fact permit, satisfying municipal requirements, or helping a delayed transaction move forward. Whatever the situation, our focus is helping you reach the clearest available path to resolution.
Ready to Hand Off the Permit Problem?
Start with the property assessment. It only takes a few minutes, and you do not need to have every answer before reaching out.
One Team. One Process. Clearer Next Steps.
Permit issues can involve multiple professionals, departments, and deadlines. We help organize the process so you do not have to manage every moving part yourself.
Clear Communication
We translate complex permit information into practical next steps and keep you informed as the matter progresses.
Coordinated Support
When needed, we help coordinate municipalities, inspectors, engineers, architects, contractors, and other professionals.
Property-Specific Strategy
Every property and municipality is different. Your recommended plan is based on the actual issue—not a generic checklist.
What to Expect Before You Begin
How long does permit resolution take?
Timelines vary based on the municipality, the type of issue, the records available, required professionals, inspections, and corrections. After reviewing the property, we can provide a more realistic estimate for your specific situation.
Do I need to know the permit number?
No. In many cases, we can begin with the property address and the information you already have.
Can you help with a time-sensitive closing?
Yes. Include the closing date or deadline in your assessment. We will review the situation and identify whether an expedited or priority resolution plan may be appropriate.
What if I do not know exactly what is wrong?
That is very common. Many clients only know that an issue appeared during title review, escrow, inspection, underwriting, or a municipal search. Share what you know, and we will help determine the next step.
Do you work with homeowners, Realtors, investors, and title companies?
Yes. Permit Resolution Services works with property owners, real estate professionals, investors, title and escrow teams, contractors, and other parties involved in a property or transaction.
The Hardest Part Is Taking the First Step.
Tell us about the property and what you know. We will help you understand the issue, the available options, and the clearest next step toward resolution.
FAQs
What does Permit Resolution Services do?
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Permit Resolution Services helps resolve permit and code issues that delay closings, trigger fines, or block financing. We support property owners, investors, real estate professionals, and title companies with permit research, permit closure, after-the-fact permits, and violation resolution.
What types of permit issues can you help resolve?
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We help with open permits, expired permits, permit violations, after-the-fact permits, permit research, and permit closure needs.
What is an after-the-fact permit?
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An after-the-fact permit is a permit applied for after work has already been completed without prior approval. These permits are often required to bring unpermitted work into compliance.
Can unresolved permits affect a real estate closing?
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Yes. Unresolved permits can delay or prevent a property closing, especially when they appear in title review, inspection reports, or municipal records.
Yes. Lenders may require open permits or code violations to be resolved before approving or funding a transaction.
Yes. We regularly support real estate professionals and title companies that need permit issues resolved before closing.
Yes. We help investors and property owners resolve permit and code issues so they can sell, refinance, insure, or improve the property.
Permit research includes reviewing permit history, identifying open or expired permits, and determining what steps are needed to close out or resolve the issue.
Can permit issues block financing?
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Do you work with realtors and title companies?
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Can you help investors and property owners?
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What is included in permit research?
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