It was past the zoning boundaries for the area, and before some convincing, they were not going to let us tear it down or rebuild it.

At heart, I'm happiest when working through house problems like rebuilding a kitchen, fixing a bad layout, or sprucing up a property.

A general rule of thumb I use is that it costs me $1,000 per square to completely gut, rebuild, and update an entire apartment.

Most homes that are listed at $500,000 in Edina are tear downs and developers buy them and rebuild homes that they sell for $2 million.  

I know it's kind of scary to put all of your eggs in one basket, but think of it as temporary and as soon as you close hopefully you'll start earning some of that money back and be able to rebuild your nest egg?

We are going to open two walls for kitchens, gut and rebuild one kitchen, gut and rebuild a bathroom, add a shower to a half bathroom, and finish a basement.

Can I rebuild it with retaining wall block and caps?

Shortly after my 21st birthday I opened my 1st dollar store then by the time I was 23 I had 2 dollar stores and also had acquired a laundromat rebuild that business and sold it.

The goal would be to rebuild the town, and develop it and the surrounding area, as a tourist destination.

I might mention as well that paying off that loan put a huge ding in my savings so I guess I should start rebuilding it again.Any other advice or guidance would be greatly appreciated thanks in advance.