Does restoring hardwood bring a little more rent.

Hello Folks....My name is Ron Alexander and I'm a professional "birddog" ( step one on the way to loan broker) I have spent the last 37 years restoring automobiles....hence my logo....enough of that, that was then and this is now.

Debris was everywhere...graffiti and holes were all in the sheetrock in the living room...the A/C, water heater, furnace and plumbing are gone...the walls in the bathrom were destroyed...and the carpet was beyond restoration.9) The roof, foundstion and frame were still sound...not sure about the electrical aspect, though.10) I spoke to several REI folks here in Dallas about this and they were of the consensus that I take over that company and either rehab the house of flip it.

Many leases require that when a tenant vacates they restore the premises to the original condition delivered.

I believe there's enough of those people in the world to keep a modicum of peace and that it is their responsibility when violence or oppression does break out - to restore peace.

Sounds interesting, but even further up the road as the only way to the parcels is through a State park by a 4wd rd then through 3 other similar sized parcels before mine and the State park is a "restoration area".But it does sound like a fun project.

If Buyer does not provide written approval within the specified time period, then this contract shall terminate and the parties shall be reasonably restored and released from liability and any duty to perform."2.

If you get a tenant that trashes this place (beyond the amount of the security deposit), how would you restore the unit to rentable condition?

As a car guy, just make sure you're not towing away (sending to get crushed) something that someone else might pay for the privilege of restoring.5.

If I dig down a foot or two and still run into problems, do you think it'll be ok to just dig out what I can and leave the rest, or should I still apply something to kill whatever is left?