It will be weeks before power is restored. 

@Deirdre Cullen whatever habitat restore sells because it isn't a big investment.   

The home has been fully restored and is being sold by a wholesale flip company. 

Meticulously restored by previous owners throughout the mid 90s and 2000s to replicate the original hotel while converting the property into a person residence.

In case people wonder why I would refi from a VA to a Conventional, we don't plan on staying in this home forever, so this way when we do move, my current primary will become a rental and through the one-time restoration of benefit my VA loan will be freed up to use on our next primary home letting us do 0 down and no pmi again...

We cleaned up all the debris and miscellaneous items on the land to restore it to its natural beauty.

In addition to being and investor I own a restoration company that specializes in fire damage, so we help you with a lot of weird situations like this.

Restoration Boulevard for taking over on property management (day 1 and they have an approved applicant for the vacant unit moving in asap).

The same street was flooded in 6/2021, as later found out by us this past few days.With many components to replace/restore back to "agreement of sale" date condition, (electrical panel replaced/inspected; basement windows grouting/pointing washed off; HVAC system; all the wood/drywall, etc), it is likely he won't be able to get everything done by closing date 9/14. 

@Nancy BachetyI’m a licensed general contractor and I am specifically trained in restoration work.