Just take into consideration and try to find quotes for:-lenth of trench needing dug (service line to home)-water line and other materials required-labor for what you dont want to do-grass seed etc to restore yard-extra $ for when you cut thru something when digging that wasn't marked

However, there are an abundance of older homes with lots of character just waiting for restoration.

This claim was subrogated and lawyer is filing lawsuit against general contractor.Right at the completion of the April restoration work there was there was another fire at the end of August.

If you're strapped on remaining entitlement, you could possible look at refinancing into a conventional loan to completely restore entitlement

It’s long been a soft goal of ours to someday own this building and restore this landmark as its been vacant for decades, but as previously mentioned we’re very green and are currently only just building out the SMF portion of our proprietary holdings.

Previously attempted to fix/restore the project but it was too and sold the property seller-financed to their friend B: Purchased the property from friend A with really great terms.

I own a restoration company that services the greater Raleigh area (including Chapel Hill, Sanford, Fayetteville, Cary, and Apex) and we are getting to the point where I need a solid and eager sales person. 

There is another option to reusing your eligibility if it is all used up and that is a One time Restoration.

Is it normal for a partnership to form between a house-flipper (someone who finds deals, buys property, restores the property, and sells) and an investor (brings in the needed capital to buy property)?

My tenant called and said “all her friends are telling her” that she only has to pay for the time that she has the place, and not from when she evacuated till the time power is restored and she comes back.I thought I was a good Googler, but clearly I am not.