I managed to fall in love with the house, and against my brain, I went with my heart (mistake) and restored the entire house- top to bottom.  

All the abandoned brick buildings can be restored to beautiful loft spaces.

Per insurance company, if the house is burned down, the dwelling coverage is to restore the house as before, I won't be allowed to make the house better with additional my own fund.

They have even helped restore the 1926 home because they have a similar home, built in 1928, back in Indiana.We bought the new primary in October with a 5/1 ARM that we pay $600/mo.

People come up to me and thank me for rehabbing that abandoned home and restoring their neighborhood.Yet I must tell you I had a similar problem on a house I purchased at auction with the people still in it.

If you were to dumb it down to one single rudimentary difference between "cheap" solutions vs Lead Propeller and Investor Carrot type sites its this: buy it yourself, pick it yourself, build it yourself, maintenance itself, back it up yourself, restore it yourself, patch it yourself, replace plugins that are no longer compatible yourself, become an expert in 3-5 different types of technology that all are "supposed" to work together yourself AND let someone else more effectively do it for you for very little "extra" money than what it would actually cost you.I have built countless websites on Wordpress, countless plugins, recovered from viruses, done some Joomla/WIX, HTML, etc sites and I can tell you: IT SUCKS.

A property is improved whenever it undergoes a betterment, adaptation or restoration.

Tried to restore power quickly but ComEd wouldn't open a new account over the weekend.

As a person interested in restoring the house they will speak to you freely.

I need to get someone out there ASAP to assess and mitigate the damage, form a plan for restoration, and start moving forward.