Because restoration is the end goal, architectural style is important to me.

If not, and you trust them and they're good people, you could take less of a deposit from them and work with them on getting the rest, or transfer some from the other house to the new house.As far as transferring from your name to the LLC name, you could always write a check from you to them, have them sign the back and make payable to your LLC, and then deposit it into your LLC account.I've had tenants move from one house to another house two times this year.

I think the idea is great, to restore a historic home, but only if resources allow.

How much does it take to restore or remove all these old windows? 

and do they have to become rentals right away or can they be multi-year restoration projects and then sold or rented out?

My one best friend is strongly into rei as well so we were thinking about looking for a house that needed some attention.. which we could restore as we all stayed there..

A TOTAL COLLAPSE of our system and a fresh start is the only hope to restore our country to greatness (in the distant future) that it previously had.

Options included using it as student housing for the law firm across the street, restoring as a traditional apartment or going 50% Airbnb (two buildings), creating a "superstructure" on top.

The unfinished basement provided an ample opportunity to restore and make for an excellent storage area or whatever the new homeowner desired.

Say I buy a value add 6-plex, restore it to a prime income producing property by increasing rents or decreasing costs etc.., and then I want to sell it and realize the difference in value.