This would mainly be done if a person wanted to restore their entitlement to use on another home purchase.

Or should I just pay about 20k in cash and see what loan rates I can get for the rest? Or

Remember that "normal wear and tear" is an expense to you so why should you have to restore the property to its original condition?  

However, you can't un-pay off a debt to restore liquidity, so conversely we can NOT go "well, would James qualify if he was $20k more in student loan debt and had access to $20k more of capital instead?

Hello everyone,I am looking to do a flip within Old Southwest in Roanoke, but I am not familiar with all the regulations and guidelines that go along with renovating historic buildings. I did some preliminary research...

For example, there may be clean up expenses, sometimes requiring the use of a professional restoration company.Where a tenant's death occurs, the landlord should find out the name of the person administrating the estate in order to open the line of communications about money owed, removal of personal property and transitioning the property back to the landlord.

If there is a local habitat for humanity store (restore) near you, you can donate to them.

Then tell them that you are in real estate and would be interested in removing this burden from them and restoring the house to its fullest potential.

I'm staying at a beautiful airbnb near W Highlands and N. 29th St. and just heard violent arguments, tires peeling out, women screaming, and assumed cops were called .. this is a beautiful Victorian home built in 1895 restored by the owner, whose son asks her when she's going to move out of the ghetto, just be careful where you buy and how much you pay here ... don't be fooled by a low entry price tag

We are going to price out replacing windows vs. how much time would be needed to restore them and weight the values of those to make a decision on the windows, but I believe we are leaning towards replacing on that front, as the highest selling properties have all replaced.