Sometimes states and cities will offer tax credits for restoration/preservation of historic homes, so that may be something to check on also.

I'm a radio collector and restorer for fun, and many who own a Zenith 1000Z (currently worth $60,000) will not admit they have one.

I "restore" and "recycle".

Stanley might not approve, I have a hobby, collecting and restoring old vacuum tube radios.

This morning I got ready for work a little early and had about 20 minutes to spare before heading to work so I drove around my little neighborhood and found 2 properties that were definitely vacant.One property had a (Eviction restoration notice) and broken window but looking inside I noticed there was some construction/rehabbing going on it wasn't extensive work but repair is being in order.

Their incentive would be to avoid losing some or all of their security deposit to pay to restore the house back to it's original condition.Can I have some opinions/feedback from you folks please?

But it MUST have a chance to desorb quickly each time, or it's fibers and cells will fail (they provide the structural strength).Find a water restoration contractor who can review the wood.

At the Barrett-Jackson auction in Reno a 1963 Vette body off restoration sold for a whopping 175k!

One after another same scenario, purchase home and home after home for the next year and at the end of that year we'll see where we are with the number of homes we've obtained and then sell X amount of homes and pay off the rest or at least as many as we can.Okay now let the comments begin. please be encouraging not negative, lord knows i have enough of that to deal with.

Simply because they have restored functionality to your computer does not mean the malicious software has been removed, and your data could still be at risk.As for the $439, if this was paid with a credit card, you should call the bank and attempt to cancel/chargeback the payment.