I'm analyzing my next rehab, but one big, unfamiliar issue I have comes in the form of 7 exploded cast iron radiators. Some are upstairs, some are downstairs, but all of them have huge chunks blown out of them (presum...

I've done remediation on fire jobs in the past.

@Kim Meredith Hampton thank you for the response, so you're saying that work that I did to remedy the situation might not stand up in court unless I have some sort of receipts?

And great tips on the smoke remediation.

Thanks for reading my first post.

We are in the process of rehabbing a 2-unit house that is over 100 years old. The tenant that most recently lived in the first floor apartment was a bona fide hoarder. He had a littl...

I'll find out soon enough I guess.I had the inspections done yesterday, and we found a few nasty surprises: - termites in crawl-space, remediation 1K.- water in crawl-space due to poor grading (and some other easily fixed issues like fixing downpipes and cleaning gutters etc), also, all the insulation is falling out from under the floor, and mold etc is starting to grow but no serious rot issues yet.

If it's under $500 (including parts and labor) I can just hire a handyman for the work.I have repair work that needs to be done post water damage remediation in my kitchen, bedroom and dining area.

If enough people speak up to the housing authority, the landlord will have to remedy the situation and may lose his ability to take section 8 renters. 

Current Problem and what I'd like to hear from you, is: What kind of loan products would provide working capital to cover the additional holding, remediation and repair costs while the insurance claim is pending and attorneys duke it out regarding the contractor and liens?  

.- Blown insulation in attic- New deck- Crawlspace remediation and encapsulation- french drain, sump pump, blown insulation, vapor barrier, dehumidifier.- Landscaping front and back beds.