The period during which the substantial rehabilitation occurs, normally no more than 24 months. Ordinarily, the project should take no longer than 24 months. To request a longer rehabilitation period, you will need to notify the Director and provide an explanation for longer rehabilitation work should be described in your application, or sent at a later date prior to initiating work. Qualified rehabilitation expenditures include any cost incurred by the property owner in renovation, restoration, or reconstruction of the historic building. Examples of allowable costs include, but are not limited to, roof replacement, repointing, painting, wood refinishing, electrical and mechanical systems upgrades, kitchen and bathroom improvements.
Arichitectural fees are also allowable.
This figure can usually be found on your tax bill, or can be obtained by calling your township or county assessor's office. A Certificate can be issued once the financial test has been made, even though additional rehabilitation work is anticipated. That additional rehabilitation work should be described in your application. Or sent at a later date prior to initiating work. A written summary that lists work items and costs is helpful.