Restoring a 1950s ranch home.

I had a plumber look at it and cleaned/re-caulked where the foam gasket completely deteriorated and replaced the broken shower handle for 320.Then the restoration guy came and did not detect any moisture in the garage wall or upstairs bathroom. 

:)now I'm looking at my possible second deal.it's an older one. 4 bedrooms 1 bathroom, will need painting, furniture.. might be able to keep the kitchen, but it's old looking. will probably be renting to students and truth be told. they don't have options. very few places to rent in the city. 45k + repairs, rents for 125/bedroom/month (around 500). now the cool thing it actually brings an attic that already has water and electricity, and an old bathroom in it. would have to fully restore this attic but I would be able to make a 1bedroom apartment there. won't probably rent it for much more than a bedroom on the actual apartment though as it's a descending ceiling on both sides.

Beautiful restoration.

It was very well maintained because it was bought and restored by english investors.

I have received pricing to remediate the mold anywhere from $10k from a contractor or to $30k from a restoration company. 

@Carmen Williams I flip fire damaged properties and own a fire damage restoration company.

Does anyone have experience restoring fire damaged properties?  

I think Lighting  is so important on a renovated home, and I found this site Aliexpress.com  they sell Restoration Hardware lights there instead of paying $900 you’ll pay $65, I’m putting a couple barn slider doors in this home like the other one, I am really looking forward to the end result of this home so that I can show myself I can make maximum profit.

Also realtor clients have used them as well.I use Wildwood Home Services for items such as this, though, because he can repair leak plus repair sheet rock and restore area to pre-damaged condition.