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Catherine Decker
  • Investor
  • Oakland, CA
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Tips for rehabbing a Victorian in Sacramento

Catherine Decker
  • Investor
  • Oakland, CA
Posted

Hi BP Community!

I have a property under contract in Sacramento, CA A really lovely Victorian house that has been sorely neglected. It's beauty and it's solid, but it needs some great cosmetic TLC.

I am needing recommendations for contractors/handy people who like to rehab houses like this and respect the integrity of the architecture and the materials used in them. Think "Rehab Addict" (which I have just discovered and can't get enough of...)

Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated. Public or private message.

Thanks to all in advance and I am hoping to share a great success story.

Cheers,

Catherine

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