Purchase price: $118,000 Cash invested: $110 Sale price: $350,000 We purchased this house and restored it.

Added back deck, new exterior paint job, renovated all wood floors and restored entire home.

I have restored two of them myself, paying for the renovations with my W2 job.

Purchase price: $3,000 Cash invested: $15,000 We bought a severely damaged 1955 Traveleze Trailer and fully restored and redesigned it as an Airbnb.

The mills have been restored and used for local businesses, artists and amazing restaurants.

Hello BP Community,I am in desperate need of insight here. I purchased an up and down duplex in Upstate New York March 2021. Its an old home built in 1910 that definitely has needed and continues to need major work. W...

That will require an appraisal right at the beginning, then of course we would do another appraisal after the renovations to determine the ARV and perform a cash-out refinance to restore my capital funds.

Or you could go to a Restore.

Once you know how much money the deck is going to put into your pocket, you can know if there is value in restoring it.

I know that would not be comprehensive, but I think it would give me an idea of the pros and cons.A preliminary read of the article you send makes me believe that the paint could be considered a betterment (the paint is better than initially used) or to restore (not to adapt, for sure).My other question was not to determine what is, but when it is fuzzy, how to choose to your benefit.