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But somebody now has to hire a lawyer and check that regulation wasn't violated. Processes have to be changed. If the law makes any difference at all, somebody
by amalgamated_inc 4y ago
But somebody now has to hire a lawyer and check that regulation wasn't violated. Processes have to be changed. If the law makes any difference at all, somebody had to change something, and that cost is being passed on to the consumer (=buyer/renter).
- _joel 4y agoI'd say very minimal compared to the rest of the costs of building a house.
- amalgamated_inc 4y agoSure. Now add the millions of other "tiny" regulations.
- leoedin 4y agoIt's building regulations - basically what's called "code" in the US. The building inspector (should) make sure it's followed. No lawyers needed.
- amalgamated_inc 4y agoWho pays for the inspector?