@Bryan Richardson So someone bought the hollowed out building recently, may have framed it out and put it under roof for someone to lay out a floor plan and wants $72,000 for their trouble. 

You may have to kiss a lot of frogs.

When the people that took care of the environment carried guns, fishing poles, actually were actively involved in habitat preservation and construction and didn't lick the frogs?

A grizzly bear, a unicorn, and frog walk into a bar.

My Horned Frogs just won the Rose Bowl!

Even someone as astute as Buffett has been burnt many times in such opportunities and he likens it to kissing a frog and hoping a princess would pop out - except in his case the frog continued to croak.Having said that, I must admit that someone with the specialized knowledge that allows him to determine which cities will rise again or, more likely, which parts of declining cities may buck the tend, can make good money in such opportunities.For most of us without that degree of expertise, the growing parts of the country are probably safer bets - provided we don't get over-excited by the growth and pay more than the asset is worth.

When I did these sorts of deals we found many buyers using Jimmy's method.General ads for, "Owner Will Finance" will produce many frogs that you have to sort through.

A Friend is taking my four hollow core panel doors to a friend of his to have him trim them to size with his table saw.

Closest I got to that was spearing bluegill with a frog gig in Missouri."

Is the material hollow or is it meaty like Latitude?