Those details are what makes the place more valuable to sell in the future, and many tenants also are willing to pay a premium to live in a nicely restored place with period details.I wouldn't advise anyone to own a historic property if they don't love and treasure these old gems, inside and out.

Hello All,I am looking for special funding resources to complete the restoration and hurricane mitigation of a historic Key West home built in the year 1900.

I live in New York City and purchased my first investment (triplex in Philadelphia) over the summer.

I just completed my first year at New York University as a master of real estate graduate candidate.

We are already seeing property owners in places like Seattle and New York moving out of the market or going through the process taking rentals off the market reducing overall supply.

We are already seeing property owners in places like Seattle and New York moving out of the market or going through the process taking rentals off the market reducing overall supply.

There has been a massive plan for the area of the Montana Avenue/New York Avenue/Bladensburg Road, which is nearby the Trinidad neighborhood.

This property is in a high-end town of upstate New York.

I live in New York, & the barrier to entry is very high, so my only option at this time is to invest in other markets.

Vetting the right restoration general contractor to handle the project would be the initial step.