Make sure this property isn't set to be demoed in the next 3-5 years.

Demo of old roofs (3-4 in place now), replace rotting wood planks as needed, light siding work, seal up old chimney & skylights, replace gutters/downspouts, and install new roof covering? 

Demo - $2,800 seems pretty high.

I've already seen demos of the software that allows a never-stop intersection.

Regarding turning a corner with a wire, you'll notice in my post above I mentioned basement and attic access, which would hopefully allow you a straight shot into a wall from above or below and you'd do all the horizontal stuff in the basement or attic.If you're already doing a bunch of demo and have lots of patchwork to do, it makes sense to punch holes or cut trenches in the wall to wire.

If it is cheaper to demo and replace (don't forget plumbing and associated permit costs), then why not take the approach that makes you more money.One other thing with old tubs.

If you offer to do the demo yourself maybe you can get the city to waive the taxes and fees on the property.

(if I'm allowed to show a link to some examples, I can show you my demo)Otherwise, you can use the canned sites.

I am beginning renovations on a three-unit property next week, and the demo and trash generated will be pretty extensive.Does anyone have a dumpster rental company they can recommend?

I've never done a tear-down deal before, so I'm not 100% sure how to value land and take into account the price of the demo and rebuild.Thanks!