You’ll have to repair it after you rip it down especially if it’s a hollow core door, but it can done.  

They either rip one off the internet that looks good, but is filled with fancy language that say nothing substantive, or is only filled with language dealing with how much money you are going to make.

I bought a historical landmark building, switched some exterior light fixtures, and the preservation people at the building department made me rip them off and replace them.

Should I just clean shampoo the carpet or should I rip out the carpet entirely are replace it with vinyl flooring. 

I just bought my first rental property in January. I already had a really stable renter set up before I even started looking for a property. I really want to try and buy two more rentals in the next year but I'm havin...

Those things can be ripped off of the roof, they're mostly for something to nail the shingles to.

People who have been victim of corruption or ripped off in what place tend to tell others to not do any business there (I'm not suggesting that that's what you're doing).

They were the very first tenants to live in the townhouse after we purchased it and did a complete rehab including new wood flooring (destroyed & scratched), new base boards and trim (chewed & scratched by their dog), new granite counters (stained), new appliances (all dinged & scratched), all new light fixtures (electrical not working & light bulbs removed), newer carpet (horribly stained, smells like cat urine when no cat was approved & torn), new paint (holes kicked through in multiple places), doors have holes kicked through, door handle on sliding door ripped off, etc.

There's clearly a leak from the chimney so the walls and roof will need to be ripped out, roof replaced, all rooms updated.

@Asia Jones My brother ripped me off to the tune of $100K in a real estate deal.