When I remodeled I seriously considered wheelchair friendly but in a 79 Y/O house it was just too much to spend.

Is it legal for me to help pay for some of the repairs and remodeling and then live rent-free for a year or so?

After work, I would drive my remodels to check on the progress and do it all over the next day.

It's in great condition, has been remodeled, and it's collectively rented for $2350 per month for years.

It's been a busy couple months:Two flips closing this month and one going on the market this month.I have a listing closing this month and a closing for my buyers,Two new remodels I'm buying this month and recieved another approval on Friday, not sure when I'm closing yet.I also started a direct mail campaign of 500 letters targeting out of state absentee owners who bought 15 years ago.

So how do I keep interest high while the remodelling is taking place.

Hi again,IMAGE TESTING USING FLCKRI know that image uploader is in progress, but @Karen M asked before and was told to use flickr and so I tried itand created a "Set" called Remodel Project for my 3 photosAdding my own image tags before and after since I don't see the ICONS in the "enter your reply" dialogP1040402 bathroom vanity and tub shower by pceinc88, on FlickrHope it works, Rich C

The most expensive part of remodeling is the labor - so you will need to learn how to swing a hammer if you want to save yourself.

Just basic cosmetic remodel stuff.Probably looking at 10K-15K or so to have it cosmetically prettied up.What kind of roof is that btw?

Rehab costs are everything it takes to remodel, pay the workers, and hold the house while you're waiting to sell.