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Amazing Detroit story on DIY-American Rehab: Detroit
There is an amazing story about a couple that bought their ancestors home. The husband actually, whose family lived in this house. circa 1903.
His great-grandfather appeared to be a prominent citizen of the era and had several children. The couple bought the house, he a grad student with a new born and purchased it at 8k at action.
The two are rehabbing (restoration more so in keeping with the period of the home) the house with help from contractors. Most of the work appears to be done by them. Lots of sanding and staining of wood.
From what I've seen so far it looks amazing from what it started out as.
Has anyone seen this show.