I had to rebuild my model to be monthly.

Thanks to FEMA flood insurance we were able to rebuild. 9 months later hurricane!

Go see your REIA president and ask for a Seller Financing Attorney.And be a Seller Financing for Home Buyers with bruised credit, read up on rebuilding credit reports, see http://www.amazon.com/Credit-Repair-Robin-Leonard-J-D/dp/1413314201 nolo attorney book.I like Lease Optioning Sellers with no equity to bruised credit but high income buyers.I get $5000 a house minimum to assign the deal.There are many other "no credit routes", for example Wholesaling ugly and pretty houses.Read up here...http://www.biggerpockets.com/real-estate-investingBest wishes,,Brian Gibbons

I'm sure when we get further along into the process and more on the rebuild phase the more experienced people will be around more.Being able to get on the site when it works with my schedule is a really big benefit of working with Habitat For Humanity.

They will most likely not cover the cost to rebuild the chimney.Intentional Acts is referring "Intentional Acts of the Insured". 

I worked for a residential development and management firm in Morgantown, WV for about 2 years and then decided to move back to Arlington to pursue a real estate career.I am interested in single family home development and tear down rebuilds.

It may even attract better tenants who have appreciation for such.Instead of looking to replicate the door with new materials, are there any rebuilding centers or other places where you can purchase used historic housing materials?

Mostly smaller issues such as AC unit swaps, replacing faucets, rebuilding guts in toilets, change GFCI's etc.....common maintenance but at times bigger projects do arise.

It would be a tear down of the existing 2,000 square foot house and rebuild a 5,000 square foot house for approximately $1.1 Million, then resell the new house at approximately $5.9 Million.  

The ADU is designed with an additional office, which actually meet the requirement for another bedroom, size, closet, egress, etc.We bought this SFR is 2011 for 380 k, spent 120 k to rebuild the foundation and everything inside.