This is in a small town that I own and operate other rentals.I am a bit nervous of the type of renters that are in these deferred maint properties currently but see big upside if properties are restored, Partialy because all are within 1/10mile and many property boundaries touching the community college. 

The home has a foundation and we plan on restoring the structure to have it classified as a single family residence, and then to lend against it.

Nothing was completely destroyed, just in need of restoration which has begun on all units.Still nothing like what I am seeing in WNC / ETN - Hope everyone there is ok.

I also am coming in to fix and sell a rental and need some contractors to:fix one side of a fencereplace a few engineered hardwood pieces  (I have the pieces)paint the interiorremove, stain and replace some shutters (decorative, not active)restore the outside door handles on the front doorAnyone you've used who you like?

SANITIZING AND ODOR REMOVAL (IF ANY) ARE NOT INCLUDED HERE AND WILL BE PART OF THE RESTORATION PROCESS.5.

The new requirements will apply to tenancies starting on or after July 1, 2025, with pre- and post-repair photos required by April 1, 2025.This law also clarifies that landlords can only deduct professional cleaning costs if needed to restore the property to its original state.

Given all her extra time she spent trying to restore the property to its usual, I don't think at this point they'd even get 4 stars from me.

There is a big push to  buy back the community and  restore it back to the way it used to be.

We restored a bunch. 

A single family house ,which needed some rehab and is now rented out on a yearly lease.I realy believe in BRRRR strategy and am interested in making a new and similar investment in this area.Outside of real estate, I enjoy furniture restoration, sports hiking and reading .Excited to learn and connect with you all!