I agree a lot with J.ScottWe have a great agent who starts promoting our property by word of mouth as soon as we get past major demo and start putting everything back together.

It would include the process in chronological order and estimated time per job (demo, rough ins, drywall, paint).

And typically, demo and haul away of existing concrete is about $1-3 per square foot as well.Based on that, in total, you're looking at between $3-8 per square foot for the job, or between $2400-6400.

Hello,A good friend of mine bought a property at a tax sale, its an old abandoned house, he plans to demo it and build a new home to sell.He needs financing of which I am able to cover 80% of.

This should prevent moisture intrusion but is not necessarily up to code.3. demo the pad and install new one and run over budget by a few thousand dollars.Anyone has any thoughts?

I think a lot of investors may believe properties in this price range are basically a demo or in a bad area.

I can also have 1 of my guys do the clean up, demo and other stuff like installing fixtures, siding,fence and landscape for $100/day for 2 month.

Still, I am considering looking at the savings for this approach and the costs of demoing a partially burnt building & cost of property tax over the years for a property nobody wants to buy...?

Plus the flippers before me, boxed in the heater with drywall so a demo will be required of some scale if repairs are ever needed. ( The heater is 4 years old) The neighborhood where it is located is really taking off.

It looks and feels pretty nice, based on the demos I've played with.