sawulski asked:

Had to completely gut this house. Bought on May 28th. Relisted 45 day later.

cityofdaytonohio asked:

A once-foreclosed and vacant home now completely renovated marks progress in Dayton’s neighborhood revitalization initiatives, as one of the many properties returned to productive use through Neighborhood Stabilization Programs. A ribbon-cutting and open house was held on November 30, to celebrate the home’s transformation. The two-bedroom, one-bath, bungalow, at 1734 Rosemont Boulevard in Dayton’s Belmont neighborhood, has energy efficient windows, beautifully finished hardwood floors, and completely remodeled kitchen and bath, along with new energy-efficient mechanical systems and appliances. The home was foreclosed and vacant and acquired by CityWide Development Corporation, the City of Dayton’s development partner. The home was purchased using Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) funds awarded to the City of Dayton through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. CityWide oversaw the home’s renovation, which utilized architecture and construction services based in Dayton. In 2008 and 2009, the City of Dayton sought and was awarded more than $25 million in federal Neighborhood Stabilization funds, to be used for property acquisition, rehabilitation and demolition, as well as construction of new housing in targeted areas. The Rosemont Boulevard property is currently available for sale for $65000. For more information, contact Erica Hubler at 937-853-2545, or go to www.liveindayton.org.

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AimHigherCo asked:

This is a total home renovation on a house on a hill that faced one street on the front, and another street on the back. So to add square footage to the house a major retaining wall was built on the street level at the back of the house, this added a sky yard 30 feet above the street plus two new floors. We’re most proud of this home remodel, hope you all like it. The Crew at Aim Higher Construction, General Contractors in Los Angeles.

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Episode 5 of my minecraft play through.

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An old friend of mine moved into a beautiful, late 19th century, Victorian style home a little more than 12 months ago. At a recent party she held at the home many of the guests commented about the quaint old fashioned style of the kitchen and how cozy and friendly it seemed. At this point my friend declared that she and her four children all absolutely hated the kitchen area and would love to renovate and modernize it but were utterly daunted by the task and so had not attempted it.

Her main fear was the perceived high cost of renovating an old home as she had heard many home improvement horror stories - People spending tens of thousands of dollars on what started out to be quite modest renovations, only to find a number of non-budgeted repairs and maintenance were also required, therefore significantly blowing out the estimated costs. My friend did not relish the idea of finding herself in a similar predicament so the idea of undertaking restoration and renovation work had been shelved. One of the guests at the party was a builder and another a professional interior decorator and they both explained that while restoration work (restoring the building to ‘as new’ condition similar to when the building was originally constructed) was quite extensive and time consuming, however, a renovation (modernization) project was relatively cheap.

Kitchen Renovation Ideas - Without The Fear Factor

Most homeowners, my friend included, have the perception that old houses are especially difficult to renovate purely due to their age, but this is not entirely correct. In reality whether the house is old or quite new, a kitchen renovation nearly always turns out be very cost effective and the habitants will see a marked improvement in the area. Kitchen renovation ideas for old homes can be planned so that new items and appliances can be integrated along with the kitchen’s older features, for example your new stainless steel refrigerator would not appear to be out of place being in the same kitchen as an old wood-burning stove.

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Before you decide that you are ready to make some changes to your mobile home, you should have well laid out plans.

Mobile home improvements are different than traditional home improvements. There are a few things that you should take into account before you start making changes to your mobile home.

The quality of manufactured homes has greatly improved over the past few years. The majority of mobile homes that are purchased these days will not need any repairs for some time. Even so some mobile home owners want to make renovations after a few years. A new baby could be the reason why or the owners could just be bored with their current surroundings. If the home is a new model, you may just be wishing to add detail to the current woodwork by using a table top router.

When considering mobile home renovations, there are some important things to think about. Traditional home renovations is a different story. The major benefit of mobile home renovations is the fact that there is no structure to deal with. In traditional homes, the interior walls are made to be the spaces between the walls but they also serve to give roof support. Mobile home roofs hold up the side of the trailer as well.

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Interactive support video for private home renovation. Ecolift backwater lifting station.