I'll be creating a demo video for it a little later on.

Thank You DawnI'd be happy to work with you and everything would be on thew table.I would be bidding at Norwalk CourtI'll be honest its a VERY competitive arena,gotta be patient there.I have taken Ward Hannigans foreclosure training at Innovest in San Diego.Maybe you have heard of Ward.Its east to under estimate rehabs,thats why houses that need only "cosmetic improvements" are winners.I.E housecleaning,new paint inside and out,lawn care,maybe a few shiny new plumbing fixturesLicensed,bonded,and workmans comp subcontractors with good reputations are out there but they do want top dollar for their services.Thats OK.I have used unskilled labor in the best for general clean up ,moving demo materials and painting prep.It works fine with CLOSE supervision.If you feel better about fully insured personnel that s fine to but rehab cost goes up dramaticallyI am very patient,creative and honest.I would insist any co investor would make their money first before I make one dollar.I also know a guy makes his reputation a day at a time,and youre only as good as your last job.If youd like to talk sometime please e mail me at [email protected] and we can exchange numbersMy BestDave DoyleMonrovia,Ca

Thanks Justin and Demos.

He said I'd be able to get a job in delivery, while doing some after-hours demos on new projects.

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I will also add:Dumpster-great point to get it as close to the door, window (or garage entrance) to avoid long walks for the cleanouts - I will add to get the demo and clean-out done in the first day or two whenever possible, fill the dumpster and have it picked up right away.

We have a demo video up and some new screenshots.

Perhaps you could do the demo then just sell the lot.

There is significant mold damage (and yes, the "bad" kind) in the basement and at least 1/2 of the first floor.My husband is a mold remediation professional, so I'm not concerned about that aspect of the job as far as cost to demo, remediate and get "clear" mold counts.The put back numbers will be high because most of the walls & ceilings have to come out, and some beautiful 1950s hardwood floors may be beyond drying/repair.

Make sure you lay down a primer coat FIRST and you can also fill in the cracks to conceal them.I also like the idea (although more expensive) is to just demo the current slab and then lay some pavers down, makes for a nice new and level patio.