Army Corps of Engineers said it has decided to recommend approval of an ambitious, $1-billion proposal to restore habitat, widen the river, create wetlands and provide access points and bike trails along an 11-mile stretch north of downtown through Elysian Park."

Don't forget Habitat ReStore - sometimes you can pick up a keyed set for a few bucks.

However, it is a TOTAL rehab, needs to be gutted and restored IN ENTIRETY.

Any experience with "restore".Specifically concerned about some mixed reviews:seems to get 5star or 1star depending on if it peels a year later.Looking to paint steps that have a bunch of little cracks and damage from being covered in outdoor carpet.Also looking to facelift a patio area with patched (previously cracked) cement.I generally like to make thinks look nice, but need to go with the clean/paint ratger than replace motto so I can save $$.

He used FB Marketplace, Rooms to Go, Wayfair, and there's a Habitat for Humanity Re-store on Rt. 41 in Fort Myers that has a ton of furniture/decor, etc. ; it's hit or miss, but you might try it.

Georgia Power has informed us that we need to "fix the neutral electrical supply" to restore power to the units.

It affected the kitchen as well as two rooms above the kitchen; the building is not condemned, so that's a plus.I should have a quote from a restoration contractor tomorrow, which would give me a better idea of how much damage has been done. 

As @Roy Oliphant said you are never going to build a tiny house for the same low price as buying a used trailer and restoring it no matter what your price point. 

If the home has been deemed historic, you are now restoring the home, and not renovating it. 

A good place to start is a restoration company like ServPro.