The buyer closed and there was a clause about if the building was destroyed or damages because of weather the owner was responsible for moving this giant business to another location and rebuilding the current building until ready for occupancy again.

If the work is crap, you'll have to rebuild, with proper permits.

It's a lot easier to rebuild a garage

We would never re-build, we would just find another house and they are readily available if you have some cash.

I am thinking about demo'ing my duplex and building 4 units. Anybody with experience doing this? Any advice? What should I be on the lookout for? All comments are appreciated.

I've seen the whole rebuild Cleveland thing and thats great but I'm done living/working/investing up there its just not my type of place.Amusing video on youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?

All of your cash has gone to a big down payment and you're not bringing in any money to rebuild your reserves.There are places to invest closer than you think.

If you are new, it may be best not to tackle a complete rebuild.

One of the lessons we learned from this is to always make sure you have enough insurance coverage in the event you need to rebuild.

But to put price into the problem to rebuild a wall, it cost roughly around $5.14 to $6.00 per SF of wall.