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Updated about 5 years ago, 10/21/2019

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Cameron Hillebrand
  • Contractor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Rehabbing old St. Louis City fire damaged brick house

Cameron Hillebrand
  • Contractor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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Hi! I'm going to get an old St. Louis City brick house under contract this week. The only problem with it is that the kitchen had a grease fire. There was no structural damage. The entire house smells like smoke, and there is a layer of smoke on the surface of everything in the kitchen and rooms adjacent to the kitchen.

I am hoping I can prime paint the walls, replace the floors, and rehab the kitchen. Purchase price is 11k. Rehab cost is around 10k. Rent is 950/month. What surprises might I encounter?

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