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Im in housing court for violations for worl that needs to be done. Which I’ve been doing. 1 of the things was my roof. I went and got a permit for it and it has been done for about 1 1/2 years. Now the inspector is saying i didnt get the right permit And is giving me problems with it. I dont know what to do or if there is anythi g i can do. I dont have the money to tear it off and start from scratch. They never told me i needed a certain permit and the permit only says reroofing not asphalt or metal.

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You might want to consider speaking with a lawyer.

There might be a number of reasons why speaking with a lawyer might be a good idea. First, if you have done everything that is required by law, but the inspector is still giving you problems, a lawyer might be able to help you navigate the complex legal system in order to get the required permits approved. Additionally, if you have been wrongfully accused of a violation, a lawyer might be able to help you prove your innocence.

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Building has always been hell for many people. I would like to know where you are writing from but its no big deal. Let me just speak from what i know. It is a tricky situation when you want to build, and you need all the certifications first before you can start. The first thing you need to do is find out all the relevant information before you start your project. Walk around, ask questions from people who have done that kind of work before and how they went about it. That way you will habe some insights on what you need to do, and where you need to start. Anyway now that it's done and your having issues with the inspector, explain to him how you obtained the permit, if he says it was not acquired in the right manner, you need to think fast and tell him how you were not aware that the permit was not right. Ask him to guide you through the process and direct you accordingly without having to bring the roof down. You should be able to come to some kind of agreement, and you should also be able to compromise something to have things done right, not Bribing. There has to be a  way.
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There might be two things you can do:

1. Try to get ahold of the inspector and ask him what the problem is.

2. Make a payment to have the roof installed and to have it Talent a new installer who would then need to sign a contract agreeing to use the permit in the future.
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