The CARES act restored it to the original intent of the TCJA. 

I have restored several historic properties myself, including some colonial-era homes and mansions in New England dating back to the late 1600’s.

Restored all of the main floor hardwood floors, removed walls, reconfigured bedrooms/closets, brought laundry facilities to main floor, all new kitchen, new lighting, new HVAC, new roof, new windows, all new doors/trim/hardware.

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

I have the gumption to work and a history in project management, construction, engineering, and research, but I haven’t played with sums this large and would love some guidance on where to focus my efforts.About his investment interests:-He is seeking to invest around $5-7 million-Cash-Potentially open to small loans if the interest rate is near-zero-He is interested in commercial real estate (mainly)-Open to exploring residential-He is interested in a potential longer-term investment in a commercial office space where he can set up another company (the holding company for his other investments and consulting work)-Interested in (but not set on):-Triple Net Leasing-Old Mill Building Restoration to commercial or residential-He is interested in investing in the Greater Boston area, Massachusetts only-Seeking areas which have future potential for growth-Currently considering:-Burlington, MA-Waltham, MA-Revere, MA-His investment goals:-Diversification of his portfolio from stock-only-He is interested in minimizing tax burden-Minimum five year investment-Creation of a division within an existing company to manage a real estate portfolio-He is extremely open and interested in ideas, but is seeking to act within the next 6-12 monthsI *KNOW* that I am not the likely candidate for assisting with this, but he is seeking to work with someone he trusts and has assisted in the past -- that is where I come in.

I am taking a blighted property and restoring it in order to bring up the value of the houses in the surrounding neighborhood.What was the outcome?

I have found that restoring the original sash with brass weatherstripping with storm windows where caulking and everything is tight should satisfy the commissioners and create a pretty good air/wind barrier.

Hi, I am needing a framer, a carpenter, and painter for pre-war house restoration.

And the exit strategies would be that I had a beautifully restored historic home to live in for cheap, or I could sell it at a profit and do it again.

You could still restore hot water within a short time frame but this setup eliminates valves that can be tampered with by tenants, handymen, etc.As long as we're overthinking it....A stronger temporary solution, might just be a nipple, 90, tee on the run with a hose.