The DR...your wife...the ocean...the sand...your wife...the drinks with little umbrellas...massages on the beach...your wife...........

We work with a lot of them because we do the work for our clients on the front end with appraisals, restoration, and selling the home.

Just like a couple of wholesale groups who regularly "massage" comps, under sell required repairs, and over estimate rental rates to support offer prices and push junk as "deals".

Also check out Habitat for Humanity Restore. 

I used to restore motorcycles to help with the stress now I play tennis.

Among the components included are window and door locks, security cameras, recorders, monitors, motion detectors, security lighting, alarm systems, entry and access systems, related junction boxes, associated wiring and conduit).You need to test whether the costs you incurred bettered, restored or adapted the particular system, not the impact on the building as a whole.When you purchase a building, the building structure and all of the various building systems are depreciated as a unified whole based upon the cost of a building.

I currently own a Disaster Restoration company with 12 employees.

I like your plan too.I have thought of buying in the flood zone, because I think it is a great location that needs some help restoring.

I've totally restored a couple of homes (primary residences) but I'm new to this as an investor so I need someone that is experienced.

I wanted to build a shop to restore my 82 Vette and in my county you cant build a stand alone building on raw land???