Only selling the property restores entitlement.  

You're also going to want to budget for unknown issues on a colonial property restoration project like this. 

It had a metal stand similar to the one you have as well.I sold it to someone in Seattle restoring a 1905 home in the Queen Anne district. $200 bucks.

I know I cannot restore the VA entitlement through refi, unless I elect the one-time entitlement restoration.

Meanwhile, (like a lunatic) I am hoping to restore a bathroom in a house I recently purchased to grandma's original glory.

It is 2500 sq ft and will be completely gutted and restored.

Thanks everyone.This is a pretty ignorant post for "chief technology officer" - if you are REALLY interested in providing the best service, you will restore the old format (or an option to chose the old format) until you are ready to roll out the new features.  

I’ve been struggling to get the insurance company to pay me the total damages; they are trying to settle below what it cost to repair/restore the damages.

If the modification will create an inappropriate living condition for the next tenant, the landlord may agree to the modification upon the condition that the tenant restore the unit to its original condition prior to leaving. 

Minimalist kitchen and spa-inspired baths with granite counter tops, wall mounted faucets, statement lighting, updated electrical and plumbing and a complete air duct restoration.