Sandpiper Beachfront Building - Click Here

 

Income Producing Beach Block Condos - Click Here

 

Affordable Condo Across from Beach - Click Here

 

SATURDAY 1pm to 3pm -

4800 Harbour Beach Blvd., Unit 2101 - Oceanfront Condo in The Cloisters - asking $499,900

The Cloisters Ocean Front - Click Here

 

SUNDAY 11am to 1pm -

306 42nd Street - Two Incoming producing Beach Block Condos - asking $350,000 each

Income Producing Beach Block Condos - Click Here

 

SUNDAY 11am to 1pm -

210 North 15th Street - Oceanfront Single - asking $2,895,000

210 N.15th Street, Ocean Front - Click Here

 

SUNDAY 1pm to 3pm -

4240 Atlantic Brigantine Blvd., Mariner's Cove Bayfront - asking $399,900

Mariner's Cove Bayfront - Click Here

 

 

Good on Paper

There's so much to consider when doing construction or renovating your home, from picking the right contractor and the best materials to managing costs and making design decisions. But don't forget one very important detail: building permits.

 

Whether you need to obtain one depends on your locality and the type of work you'd like to do to your home, but in many cases, you risk fines, penalties or additional construction costs if you don't get one. Selling your house might also be more difficult if a building official determines you remodeled without a permit and demands you bring it up to code.

 

How do you know if you need a permit for your project? Before beginning a project, ask yourself these questions:

?   Will my remodeling change the
footprint of the house?

?   Will I have to move a
load-bearing wall?

?   Will the roofline be altered?

?   Will any new doors or windows be constructed?

 

If you answer yes to any of these, a building permit will likely be required. Other aesthetic projects, such as installing new floor coverings, replacing sink hardware, changing a countertop or replacing windows, but not altering the structure, don't generally require one. If you're uncertain or need more information, call your local permit office; someone there will help you assess your project and determine if you'll need a permit.

For all your real estate needs, contact any member of the Tom Johnson Group, your Shore Home Connection.

Charles Thomas (Tom) Johnson, ABR, CRS, e-PRO, CNHS

 

 

Saturday, 11am to 1p

4600 W. Brigantine, 208, Sandpiper Beachfront Condo - asking $265,000  Click Here - 4600 W. Brigantine, 208 - Sandpiper

4240 Atlantic Brigantine Blvd., #106 - Bayfront, asking $399,900  Click Here 4240 Atlantic Brigantine, 106 - Mariner's Cove

Saturday, 1pm to 3pm

5 45th Cove, South End Single Family, asking $438,960  Click Here - 5 45th Cove

306 42nd Street, Beach Block Townhome, asking $350,000 Click Here - 306 42nd Street

Sunday, 11am to 1pm

4240 Atlantic-Brigantine, 106, Mariner's Cove, Bayfront, asking $399,900  Click Here 4240 Atlantic Brigantine, 106 - Mariner's Cove

7 Seaside Road, Coquille Beach Top Floor, asking $399,900  Click Here - 7 Seaside Road, Coquille Beach

4600 W. Brigantine, 208, Sandpiper Beachfront Condo - asking $265,000  Click Here - 4600 W. Brigantine, 208 - Sandpiper

Sunday, 1pm to 3pm

210 North 15th Street, Ocean Front Single Famiy, asking $2,895,000  Click Here - 210 North 15th Street

4800 Harbor Beach, Unit 2101, Ocean Front Cloister  Click Here - 4800 Harbor Beach Blvd. Unit 2101

Sunday, 12noon to 2pm

5219 Seaspray Road, Seapoint Single Family, aksing $1,795,000  Click Here - 5219 Seaspray

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