Over a year on the restoration project and we are still unable to find good contractors and keep reverting to our property management team at Icon.Icon is a very decent property management company.We pulled out of Kalamazoo with our investment money last year because price influx was too high and didn' warrant income or Cash flow back to us anymore.  

Restorations is the company I have used for years for my properties.

If you look at purchasing the property, and need preliminary figures on the restoration or reproduction of the wood windows, that’s what I my company specializes in. 

Fortune named him the “original hippie entrepreneur” in 2002, and he coined the phrase “restorative economy”Here’s a great TED talk on what must occur:The Third Industrial Revolution: A Radical New Sharing EconomyA distributed, non-centralized, internet of things based sharing economy.Productivity globally has been declining for 40 years.

Have heard of Habitat Restore for cheap material and will definitely look into that.Any tips to installing these windows that I need to be aware of?

Now I was looking through some of my hand picked properties yesterday, and saw a beautiful 1920's colonial that needs professional restoration, at a great price, where I think a flip is the best way to go.

Pre-existing conditions are handled differently but you can get scripts for massages, chiropractic adjustments, etc, that are fully covered.

Have you had a company give you a price for restoring the existing windows (if it is possible)?

Habit for Humanity ReStore or Southeastern Salvage in Birmingham has the same products you're ordering online for a similar cost if you are trying to save money.

There will be no further bidding as it is now gone at asking price pending to the tenants.For those interested in this type of mid-century modern restoration, they rent and sell really well when done right.