In emergency situations, like a flood, I was able to bring in a restoration company, but I would also immediately shoot an email to the owner, informing them of the situation.  

They still have to clean up after them, keep them under control, restore damage, etc.

We have been pushing for a program that lets us buy properties without any of the liens, with the promise that we will restore the home within six months.

Here is an article about recouping eligibility: https://www.veteransunited.com/valoans/restoration-of-entitlement-how-to-reuse-your-va-loan-benefit-in-full/Has this changed?

It could be years before domestic and global travel returns to normal and demand for new planes is restored.

After working for 25 years restoring classic cars, decided to do something a lot easier.

Purchase price: $45,000 Cash invested: $25,000 Sale price: $175,000 This house had a huge lot, everything was completely abandoned, so a big tractor was hired to clear the whole lot, it was a lot of work, the house was also abandoned, the first job was to install a new metal roof, then to restore the whole property, 80% through the job someone wanted to buy the property as it was and I did.

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

Please be aware that the VA only gives you a one time exception to restore your entitlement when REFINANCING out of VA.

Unfortunately, we are now in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic and leasing is very slow but we do get the first few residents set up in their new apartment homesJuly 2020: Community is 95% occupied with average rents at $675/month (range from $613 - $735)Rehabilitation included: Rebranding and signage, exterior pavement and concrete, fencing around the community, restoration of the brick and masonry, weatherproofing, gutter and roof repair, landscaping and lawn care, security surveillance, interior renovations included new flooring, paint, appliances, sinks and countertops, low flow facuets, repairs to the plumbing and electrical systems, new water heater.