If it's a historic restoration you're planning to sell you might be fine or even better off with "lead safe."

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $104,000

Cash invested: $176,000

Sale price: $200,000

Total and complete rehab. All new plumbing, foundation an...

Beyond that, I would suggest getting an experienced restoration company to look at it and give you a run-down on what it will need.

Just spent four months of my life and a lot of money restoring the place....my fault because I wasn't paying enough attention...so now I am hyper-alert...and probably worrying too much, but the past four months I do not care to repeat.

Restoration of this vacant, distressed property contributed to the overall neighborhood improvement plan in which we were participating.How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

Restoration company dealt with the mold and my contractor replaced dry walls and changed from carpet to tilesThe property mgmt company asked me to offer 2 weeks rent free which I did.

Meanwhile, there is a fully restored triplex  a few streets down for 699k.

I spoke to one gentleman last week who made it clear he was a "restoration company" not a flipper.

if power has been off for year or longer, power company may require a thoroughinspection by an electrical contractor before restoring power 

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