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When deciding to demolition a damaged home, is it better to keep the slab?

Alex Tang
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Hello,

One of my rentals was heavily damaged in a fire.  It's a 1500-1600 sq ft home on maybe half an acre of land.  Looks like the slab is in good shape.  I am going to demolition the home rather than rebuild it because the costs is well above my insurance settlement.  Question, is it better to keep the concrete slab and rough plumbing or demo that too?  I plan to sell the land and which option would maximize my value?

Thanks

Alex

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