I will be getting a 30m demo next Tuesday afternoon.

They may be waiting for the statue of limitations to run out before demoing the house, then they will sell the lot at auction and let the new buyer pay the taxes.

Demo; Etc Etc.

The most interesting challenge was found during demo.

I don't know much about how they used to pipe these things but I'll have a better idea after basement demo.

More importantly, all the site work is not included and they expect the homeowner to pay a local contractor for this work...demo/clearing, trenching, foundation, site utility connections, permits, patios, landscaping, fencing, etc. 

So far I have had demos of Syndicator Pro, Appfolio and have looked at Juniper Square and Investor Management Services (IMS) websites.Syndicator ProIt's onboarding process is free.It starts at $500.00 plus $100.00 per project afterwards.It has the option to imbed video on most correspondence with investors.Integrates with zapier, calendly and has an investor login portal.

My first hire would be an experienced contractor to handle the basics (demo, framing, sheet-rock, flooring, etc.) and sub out the specialties (roofing, electrical, plumbing, foundation, HVAC, etc.).What do you think?

@Brendan McAllister I would agree it depends were you look and how welll you know the city and demo graphics

Does this effect the price you would pay because you have to demo etc. or does that not matter.