And even when the electric is restored, many furnaces need a manual restart.

Background: I flip fire-damaged houses and own a restoration company.

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I am currently working with a PA (public adjuster) company based out of Indianapolis for my 6unit property in Louisville to restore fire and water damage. 

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Also in that month, her pipes froze and we had trouble restoring for five days.

That said, if anybody might be able to answer a couple questions for me that would be awesome...I am wondering how it might immediately affect us as we are currently in the disappointing process of demo-ing and restoring an un-permitted ADU (illegally built by previous owners) back into a 2-car garage with garage doors in the original openings.

So here is what you do:- Using QuickBooks Desktop --- Give them user access as an Accountant or a user--- Make sure you make a backup every day and have it offsite for future restore.

If they did choose to compare it to other single families the comparables still support a strong refi however I'm also worried that there may be a deduction on it's appraised value based on the fact that if someone were to walk into the property and want to purchase it as a single family dwelling they would have to invest money to change the configuration of the property to restore it back to a single unit layout.

It seems reasonable to restore everything back to good rentable condition, and charge the renter for the damaged items and the labor (consider HUD service life remaining on the damaged items when costing).https://www.hud.gov/sites/documents/EUL_FOR_CNA_E_TOOL.PDFIf they can't pay, maybe work out payments, but be ready for a "Fly by Night" move out if the amount is a lot.Meaning you will probably have to eat the cost.Good Luck!