:shake:I say tear it down buy the land around it build new housing get you money and run.

So there was no knocking down walls and tearing up floors in this "rehab", but it was all stuff I could do myself.I used my own cash to do the fix-ups, and I'm trying to find a way to keep from using my own cash in the future.

Flyers with tear away strips that have phone number and address of property5.

If you have to tear out all the sheetrock in a house, just make sure your offer reflects the discount.- There is no way to know if mold is "black mold" or not just by looking at it.

Everything always takes longer, and in a historical building you're going to find more problems every time you tear something out.

They tear out walls, do very bad paint jobs.Somewhere floating around on the web are photos of "the golden throne".

But property is too expensive for me to even concieve of owning any. but as a birdog example I presently have my eye on a property with a tear down and rebuild of triple townhouse.

I am also sick of being played - tenants who suddenly burst into tears on rent day because they dont have the rent yet, behind the bedroom door, there are several newly purchased garments from the mall.

I could go on but, truthfully some on the minor damage is just normall wear 'n' tear for a house that's been rented to a bunch of guys in there twenties.Anyway.

At that time we tried to purchase a "tear down" at an auction.