Anyone knows a local company that specializes in Cabin log repairs and restoration?

Facebook / MLSNegotiated using a cash offer and told the seller that I wanted to rehab the property to restore some of its character (Built in 1933).How did you finance this deal?

If the house has a bad foundation you should buy it cheaper and then fixing it should restore the house to the market value of a fixed up house (ARV).

Completely rebuilt it from the studs out, installed new wiring, new plumbing, HVAC, drywall, paint, trim and restored the original windows and hardwood floors.

Rest or any other deal find a mortgage broker.  

Timeline for power restoration has been moved up.

I am also very interested in environmental conservation and historic restoration.   

My gut says no and apparently so does the Comptroller of TX:"Labor to repair, remodel, or restore residential real property is not taxable.

Structurally the house needs some repairs - (3 ceilings need to be repaired, Walls need to be painted, Floors need to be redone, Kitchen and Bathroom make over needs to take place, and last but not least Central Air Conditioning needs to be restored.

We plan to update the leases to clarify that stopped up toilets/ drains are the responsibility of the tenants.The restoration company was helpful in working with the insurance and repair folks as well.It a pain and a mess, but will be  fixed with a lesson learned.