We are currently remodeling it as of this writing.

They remodeled their last two homes and now have renters in them (his job moved him every 3 years).

I don't think there are many buildings that have official names.. even in historic districts, you maybe can't change the appearance of a building, but you can call the business inside it whatever you want.In the example, you'd simply pull the old sign down and put up a new one, probably as part of whatever other remodel you'd do.

The potential PML is a construction guru that won't do the work for you, but you have on speed dial to consult on anything related to home building/remodeling if the issue is beyond your own 7 yr home construction knowledge.You live in Colorado and the market is inflated.

@Jacob Sampson I've bumped my purchase price about 10k to allow room for error (also my best friend will be the realtor) @Ralph Justiz pretty recently remodeled property (from the exterior) still looking to get pics of the interior as the deal was a stumble upon via a friend. 

A house we are remodeling and trying to get it ready to rent has a drop-in electric range that measures 28 inches in width between the cabinets.

It'll allow you the chance to discuss what all needs remodeled, and how much capital you want to allocate towards each line item.

Foundation, floors, walls, doors, gutters, kitchen remodel, demo work, new vanity in one BR, updated siding, paint, windows etc.

New HVAC and remodel across the board in 2014 along with tile floors installed throughout.  

The ARV is based on a combination of the CMA (which noted it to be 130-140k), but more realistically the reason I offered on it was I looked at the recently sold homes on zillow and 2 properties adjacent, similar square feet (1430), and 3/2 sold for around 120k within the last year fully remodeled.