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

Call a damage restoration company.

Both properties are close to downtown Kansas city and in a neighborhood which is older, but is getting attention and getting attention and being restored.

I would personally check liquidators and wholesaling floor an tile marts in the area.For cabinets though, look up your local Habitat for Humanity Restore.

Yes during restoration from a fire; 'all new work'  Calif

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I've used Howard Restor a Finish before to varying success.

Sad story of the Loss Payee micro managing the restoration, but Lost Rents coverage was sweet during the process.As I have a 6-unit complex, the mortgage would have still been paid and just zippo for profits for that year as a result, but - - what would be your status for 12 months of no rents?

I got them back to our house and started to take them apart: Restoration went slowly.

The only real good deals I have seen actually work are these older buildings in the right neighborhoods that are structurally sound, and then restoring them to a Victorian/Edwardian feel but paying special attention to the detailing like molding and trim.