That's a great catch on the doors; it would be a dream for me to restore this house to a more historical condition.

Based on my limited exposure to the new construction space:Big time builders/developers are building at $70-90/sqftInstitutional restoration companies rebuild at around $100-125/sqft High-end prefab is going at about $150-190/sqftMulti-family prefab is going at $140-220/sqftWe have bids for high-end customs ranging from $210-250/sqft (just building to shell). 

After I assess the costs of the restoration repairs and rehab, assuming it all checks out, where is the best source for funding?

Planning to turn around in next 6 months for a flip.I'm taking advantage of the Restore, Habitat stores, and of course there's Craigslist, home depot and Lowes.What are some local options?

Father was chef & restaurateur... following in footsteps with food interest (but will never open restaurant to preserve sanity)... dabble in Porsche restoration.

My first choice is to restore the home which is what prompted my post.

Doing a non-VA refinance will likely result in having higher rates, but your full eligibility will be able to be restored.

Even after the law changes many existing ADU owners may not become aware of their restored freedoms.Local governments do not have to be as permissive as the state regarding ADU size. 

It is a liability and I have no intentions of restoring it for use.

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