Even though the house was left filthy with some minor damage, it really didn't take that long to restore the place to its former glory.

Cabinets are made out of wood and i'm assuming that it can be restored with some professional work.

Depending on the quality of materials needed, check out Habitat For Humanity Re-Stores.

Its actually what mold companies use when restoring a flood house, etc...

Jumped the gun a little there boys ;-) I just wanted to confirm the value of relationships in any business, especially this one..in this day and age especially, there are people everywhere trying to take advantage of others..this site is restoring my faith in the REI community and I always learn something new the more that I navigate thru the discussions..There is NO substitue for HONESTY and INTEGRITY in any endeavor, and the consistent journey to achieve a win/win relationship with others should be at the core of any transaction, right?

I've done a ton of insurance restoration work in Los Angeles over the years and every slumlord building call I went on fit this profile.

Bill is referring to the Restoring American Financial Stability Act (RAFSA) which will change much of the way investing can be done.

Last time I checked NAR didn't invent that and every corporation in America massages data for their benefit.No matter which argument you make one thing rings true.The BOTTOM LINE is FSBO has been around forever.

I put hardwood last because of cost if damaged and to have professionally replaced/restored.

Not only that, I inherit 4 kittens and 2 vehicles.I was surprised to find that his neighbor is more than willing to help; because he knows I will restore the property into a beautiful home.Thanks all.