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Veronica Haniger
  • Santa Cruz, CA
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Rehabbing a Historical House

Veronica Haniger
  • Santa Cruz, CA
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Hello BP!  I've decided on the Dallas/Fort Worth market for some out of state investing.  I connected with a Realtor and a contractor out there and they both went out to check out a fixer I sent them today.  Contractor stated that rehabbing a historical house is NOT a good idea as we'd need approval from the city for each step of the way, adding more time and costs to the rehab budget.  

Two things:

  •  I'd like to connect with another contractor to get a second opinion. Anyone know of anyone out there?
  • Has anyone out in that area rehabbed a historical home?  What were some of your learnings?  

Thanks in advance!