In effect, you need someone to design the change and figure out if steel is needed vs wood framing.

@Frankie Woods also remember that you can keep using your loan of you dont use all of it in one home.

Just today I was under a house jacking and cribbing and she was raking away the dirt I was throwing out with a trowel and sliding me jacks, blocks and cribbing wood.

It's manual which I don't mind but it's wood and is splintering in places and catching on the frame of the garage at times when you close it.

It's manual which I don't mind but it's wood and is splintering in places and catching on the frame of the garage at times when you close it.

It destroyed their house and they ended up replacing all floors, new paint, and the wood work on windows.

Mold was put on this earth to eat up all the cellulose materials, leaves and wood and if we did not have mold the world would probably be covered more wood and leaves more than 1,000 miles deep.I have a clause in my rental contract (lease) that states something like; "Tenant has inspected rental unit and verifies that no visible mold is present.

We'd need to know the perceived value of the property, does it come with land or is it a rental space, how far is it from a store or other places people can walk to, is it with other mobile units or deep in the woods all by itself, and on and on.Lots of different ways to structure it tho'.

We got a homestyle rehab loan and rolled the whole 70k rehab into the house so we’re all in for about 310k (I got paid a 7k commission) with all new kitchen, granite, stainless, wide plank hardwood, wood look tile, new hvac and hwh, Grey on trend paint.

The only rehab work was to do a termite treatment, replace some damaged wood, and add a new roof (~ 10K in repairs).