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Once a property is identified as rental, the owner schedules an initial inspection of the house. During this inspection, our inspectors survey the interior and exterior of the house, including any basements and/or crawlspaces and any additional accessory structures on the property to determine if any code violations exist. If no violations are found during this initial inspection a four-year Certificate of Compliance is issued. If violations are present, the owner is given 30 days to correct and/or start repairs. If within the first 30 days all violations are corrected a four-year Certificate of Compliance is issued. However, if the corrections cannot be completed during the first 30 days, our inspectors schedule a re-inspection every 30 days until the corrections are complete. Once they are found to be in compliance, a two-year Certificate of Compliance is issued.
The most common violations that are found during the initial inspection are as follows:
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It takes everyone in a community to keep our homes, schools, offices and other buildings safe for public use, and safe construction practices will help to protect our neighborhoods.