I've done a lot of remodeling but never a roof.

If you have great credit and good income, you could borrow money on a personal loan, remodel the whole building to increase value, and then refinance to pay off the personal loan.

Hello guys,I am curious if anyone else has had this experience: I have a property (SFR, 3bd/2bth, 1300sf, recently remodeled) in the Sunol neighborhood of San Jose which rents for about $3,800 per month. 

I am going to start a significant remodel of my house in Santa Monica and wanted to maximize all possible rebates, grants or energy rebates that are available for new roofs, windows, appliances, insulation, landscaping..ect.I have a basic list (local municipality and appliance rebates) but didn't know if there was anything that I was missing or didn't know about...possibly other agencies?

They also have remodeled a huge old newspaper building into a retirement home, new Casey’s gas station, a bunch of tear downs.

I do need to get the house appraised since I've done some upgrades to it; like remodeling the kitchen, adding solar panels on the home, and other little cosmetic work. 

Hi Brianna,If the city building department website says emergency wreck it means that the city already decided that the condition of the property is bad and I would assume that the kitchen remodeling cost is further down the list.  

Instead I’m working to build a complex that will allow the working people nicer apartment living than an outdated remodeled c class building.

(if you would like to learn more about how we find, and track off-market deals check out https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/556219-flip-in-the-historical-district-of-downtown-tucson ) Once under contract, our construction team put together a comprehensive estimate for the remodel and our investment team began running a financial analysis and a market CMA.

I'm curious about anyone's experience using HD or Menards to come in a do the rehab work (remodel a kitchen, all new flooring, etc)