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Historic Restoration Questions - Pros/Cons
Hello,
I am curious if anyone has done a rehab on a historic house. Being a registered historic structure, were you limited in any way? I do believe there are stricter rehab guidelines in regards to maintaining its original look. However, did the age of the house hinder the re-sale process at all? Where there major surprises while rehabbing such an old home?
I also see there is a tax incentive, the Investment Tax Credit, that allows for a percentage of rehab costs to be written off as a tax credit if the rehab was done to a registered historic structure.
With so many angles, is a historic rehab worth it?
Thank you for your input!
Angelo