I believe growing up in a family of woodworkers and handymen has prepared me for these challenges, as I've worked on many houses and projects before and helped build a rather gorgeous 3000 sq/ft log cabin starting from foundation up as a young teen.

Call Louisville Woodwork.

For example, the house may have great bones and original wood work.

I own and operate a woodworking business building tables and bars and very custom items for clients.

My dad owns a small woodworking shop and never made more than a modest income.

Post a few threads like this here on Bigger Pockets every so often & some investors should come out of the woodwork.

My passions and hobbies are woodworking, motorcycles(still saving to buy one) skiing, and pretty much anything outdoors.

Everyone comes out of the woodwork after a disaster and their rates go through the roof, but they still give receipts.   

A little about me, I'm a full-time woodworker looking to add some value and benefit from a relationship with either a new investor or someone more seasoned that needs help rehabbing properties themselves without using a general contractor.

If that person comes out of the woodwork then you potentially have a problem again.