Something such as yard maintenance must be very clear- how many times per month; maximum height; fertilizing and watering schedules; are they responsible for trimming shrubs and trees as well; leave cuttings on the lawn or bag and remove; and any other requirements, including that the yard must be restored to move in condition when they vacate (due to dog runs, lack of watering, parking on grass, or whatever).4) Maximum SD will be determined by local law AND you need to consider Fair Housing as well.

Their REStore retail locations are amazing places to score all kinds of lightly used furniture for pennies on the dollar, all while benefiting a great organization.

For this they did excavation through the entire length of the basement and yard, new concrete, black water restoration, etc.Now that I'm filing taxes myself through TurboTax (as I always do), I'm a bit stumped as to how to deduct.

We've done some of them before, typically you stay away from 55+ communities, you want ones on their own land, etc... they can be good options to start but typically want to be weary of those with lot rent unless they will give you a discount or few months rent free if you are restoring one thats been vacant for a while.

My business partner and I have purchased our first full rehab and are now almost finished with the restoration.

It went viral, recently.Love the Lou is a organization with the sole purpose of restoring the city. www.Lovethelou.comOn to me....I'm 27 and was born and raised in North St.

There’s a lot of rehabbing and restoration efforts in that area which is why I’m pegging it as a property to look at."

My wife and I like restoring homes to their former glory with a new updated look.

To minimize the cost, do you recommend that we order the flooring ( LVP), vanity, tub etc ourselves and have the contractor do the rest? or

And as a bonus, I get a huge kick out of fixing and restoring things...