Me and two friends did the majority of work interior and exterior.

The house was originally built in 1986.My plan was to paint, replace laminate floor, update kitchen and baths plus repair siding, interior walls and the fireplace.The siding repair went fine.

I put a new roof and did minor upgrades on the interior, paint ceiling fans etc.

Or just interior designer…?

Invested about $60,000 into updating the mechanicals and minor interior upgrades.

Water vapor condensation should be kept outside an interior wall by the Kraft paper on the insulation. 

-Floors-Interior & Exterior paint-New deck-Resealed parking lot-Fans & lights-Bathroom vanities and hardware-Furniture-Cleaned up yard and added privacy fence What was the outcome?

In the rooms and cabin: remodel all bathrooms, interior paint, new furniture, some new flooring.

SMOKING: Smoking is prohibited inside your unit or in any interior common areas.

Between monetizing the tax credits and getting grant money you might have much more wiggle room with the project than a similar project that is non historic.One thing to watch out for with historic credits is the preservation of interior components.