Dean, remember me I'm the restoration contractor, the demolition contractor is my cousin Jerry and his number is ##########

I own a Restoration company in NJ, and deal with this all the time.

Use part of them to finance a new primary and part to finance a new investment property and bank the rest or find a good use.Once you start selling investment property that is when you'll want to access the 1031 exchange to defer tax.

Yes they moved the rocks but they did not restore by filling and grass.

I went down to look at it and the buildings were not livable, the whole project to be scrapped and leveled down. most of the territory is unlivable and beyond any restoration.

Hi,I'm looking for general contractor for the ~1600 sq ft plus finished basement house which would require total gut down restoration...

This not only fosters the restoration of culturally significant properties but also infuses life into aging communities.

August of 2015 we purchased a property as an investment it required full rehab. 1500 sq ft 2/2 complete new baths and new kitchen all new hvac updated all electrical and restored original hard wood floors.

Hey Craig,If I was in that situation, depending on your goals you could do a couple things, you could use it as a regular 20% down payment and purchase a 100k property a multiplex or SFH, or use with an FHA loan and purchase a multiplex, live in one of the units and rent out the rest, or you could use it with a hard money lender to finance a flip.  

There is a plan to extend 476 - but who knows if it will bring any real results.And so much of the town is classified as historic district - but the property values are so low that doing (expensive) historic restoration makes no sense.