What Permits Are Needed to Convert to Condos in Wisconsin?
Condo conversion requires creating a condominium declaration, municipal approval, building code compliance verification, and various legal filings.
Yes, you typically need a permit. Requirements vary by municipality. Check with your local building department for specifics.
Where to Apply
Permit requirements, fees, and processing times vary by municipality. Check the specific requirements for your location:
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What is required for a condo conversion in Wisconsin?
A condominium declaration and plat, municipal approval, building code compliance for each unit, individual utility metering, fire separation verification, and recording with the Register of Deeds.
Do I need a building inspection?
Yes. Each unit must meet current building code standards for fire separation, egress, electrical, and plumbing. This may require upgrades to older buildings.
Are there tenant protections?
Wisconsin law requires notice to existing tenants and may provide relocation assistance requirements in some municipalities. Check local ordinances.
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