Unresolved notices or unpermitted work can complicate a sale. A buyer may consider a property with these issues, but a sale does not automatically remove obligations or municipal enforcement.
Collect the notices
Find inspection reports, orders, permits, and correspondence. Contact the issuing department or your attorney to understand deadlines and what is still open.
Describe the condition accurately
Tell a buyer what you know and share records. Do not assume an as-is contract overrides disclosure duties or safety requirements.
Put responsibilities in writing
Ask your closing attorney to explain which matters must be resolved before transfer and how any remaining work, liens, or costs will be handled.
What happens next with DreamPath?
Share the address and a few details. We’ll discuss the property, any access needs, and the timeline you have in mind. If there is a fit, you can review a written offer without obligation.
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