St. Charles County, Missouri: home sale requirements by municipality
1 of the 7 municipalities we track in St. Charles County require an inspection, test or certificate before a home sale.
- 7municipalities tracked
- 1require something at sale
| City | What is required | Fee | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| CottlevilleSt. Charles County | Residential occupancy inspection at sale | Required at sale | |
| Dardenne PrairieSt. Charles County | None | No point-of-sale rule | |
| Lake Saint LouisSt. Charles County | None | No point-of-sale rule | |
| O'FallonSt. Charles County | None | No point-of-sale rule | |
| St. CharlesSt. Charles County | None | No point-of-sale rule | |
| St. PetersSt. Charles County | None | No point-of-sale rule | |
| Weldon SpringSt. Charles County | None | No point-of-sale rule |
What these requirements involve
St. Louis-area occupancy inspection
Most municipalities in St. Louis County, and the City of St. Louis, inspect a home before it is sold or reoccupied. The new owner needs the occupancy permit, and failed items must be fixed or formally assumed by the buyer. Read the guide.
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