The downside is that if we do anything external to the building it first has to be approved by the Hysterical Society ... err, 'historical'. 

She mentioned that they would have to source materials identical to what is there now.

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A 1925 build might still be balloon framed, in which case, you may be required (here you would anyway) to fire rate (resilient channel, 5/8" fire-X drywall, non combustible insulation such as rock wool between floors and separating walls) external and load bearing walls in addition to ceilings and dividing walls. 

I have studied RE for some time by reading books, attending free seminars (sales pitches), reading and listening to material here on BP.My investing journey began last year.

Contractors KNOW what it takes to build a house, what code is, and exactly what it's going to take to repair and remodel a place (aside from labor, materials, etc. there's a question of permits) .

The material of the fencing plays a vital role when it comes to determining the final price of the house in the market.

Labor-2k, Landscaping-1k, Misc Materials-2kActual Fix-up Expenses 39k: Roof-13k, Painting (Interior+Exterior)-0.5k, Electrical-3k, Flooring (Carpeting+Vinyl Flooring)-1.8k, Bathroom-0.5k, Misc.

Here is what we are dealing with right now.Purchase price- $126098Rehab-$30ARV-$249950 (list price)First question I had- Has anyone experienced with marketing a flip before the work is done so the buyer can choose their materials?

Is the hostility material?