Rusty Hitt
What should I offer on an as-is fire damaged condo?
29 January 2017 | 1 reply
My grandfather does this, since he is in fire/water damage restoration, and has been very successful working with only fire damaged properties.
Aaron Sheagley
House fire flip insight
7 June 2019 | 4 replies
It may have some good photos of the inside and information on the costs of restoration.
Tony L.
First time investing - Good starter opportunity?
18 November 2020 | 6 replies
Not sure how bad the property is but if you can restore it to full potential just short of being a new build then I would take some opinions/ asks questions and go that route if it's able to be stabilized.
Lia Risk
1927 Plaster and Lath Newlywed House
19 August 2020 | 0 replies
Replaced bathroom floor, restored original hardwood floors.
Christopher Boggs
To Finish or Not Finish the Basement?
6 December 2012 | 9 replies
If the sewer backs up, or there is a flooding issue your tenant will expect you to restore it to what it was.
Yenlan Patton
Does any Landlord here experience with the Tenant appeal case TX?
26 April 2016 | 10 replies
Get possession asap, cleanup and get it rented to restore your cash-flow.
Valerie King
Landing a Good Deal Through a Conventional Loan
7 November 2016 | 4 replies
Hope restored :)
Kevin Barnett
What is your definition of "flipping" and "rehabbing"?
2 September 2015 | 4 replies
And "rehabs" are more restoration work (rehab = rehabilitation).
Ivan Oberon
Another Happy Property & Everyone Involved!
27 August 2015 | 6 replies
The community benefits from the restoration.
Jessica G.
You never forget your first!
22 August 2014 | 14 replies
. $500 Purchased at discount builder supply stores (Habitat for Humanity REstore, Seconds and Surplus, ShoptheBoss.com) All this stuff was brand new in the box. 4 brushed-nickel ceiling fans/lights -- $160 vs. $400ish2 brushed-nickel vanity lights -- $40 vs. $100ish4 24"x96" granite slabs -- $400 vs. $1,500ishUndermount sink $150 vs. $250ish660 sq. feet of handscraped engineered floating wood floor -- $660 vs. $2,000+40 sq. feet of glass mosaic backsplash -- $40 vs. $320ishCeramic tile for master bath -- free (I used some the people who sold us our house had left in the garage) vs. $200ish1,000 sq ft of FHA-compliant carpet installed with pad -- $1,100 vs. $2,000ish