Nothing like swinging a sledge hammer or tearing down a wall by tying a tow strap through a couple of windows, hooking it up to the rear frame of your truck (or jeep) and slamming the gas.I paid a guy to finish it up (before the snow flew) and sold the property on a seller financed mortgage at 9%. 

I'd probably take a sledge hammer to it or build a storage shed on the foundation

Like to sewwalk my dogplay violinAre you kidding me,  I love to do the following.Go on the Snake River (" had done Lunch counter" 300 times)Go on cruises" lost count over 40".Fear factor second runner up.Fishing, basketball, baseball, hunting, hiking mountains, bike riding, Now raising two grandsons, can you imagine what they have to deal with.Yes the 5 year old can "drive a nail in with a hammer" and can use my screwgunanytime.Love the post "subject"   Vote!

Hammer pants!!!! 

I'd be looking at classic STR markets that have been hammered due to temporary regulations put in place to curb the virus.

If I am not swinging the hammer, I don't count the nails, and your lender is looking to know the scope of repairs needed I would think rather than actual break down of exact cost which will ALWAYS be wrong anyway.It is also entirely likely that your wholesaler is trying to pass off a scope of work.

However I am thinking I need to start an eviction service in WA and OR.. mom and pop landlords are going to need to outsource this stuff lest they get hammered. 

Working for my dad did prepare me for UPS but driving was the hardest job I ever did.My body fell apart driving so I left.I started to follow real estate around 2006-2007 after couple years I thought this may be my ship I need to jump on.I cashed out everything I could touch 2009 -2010 I still had that hard drive.I would get up around 345 am during rehab time, I hired folks I knew in different trades some were dudes some were home runs, I kept weeding them out.I was highly focused on the task at hand, I paid for cash for HUD homes before it went crazy bought and rehab homes then rented in A and B areas.Now my rent was all mine that was a big hammer so I leveraged one home paid off my own house I live in, last time I figured my net is 850k.I really like working in the field, one more deal should put me in the million club.I could have made the club sooner but did not want to take on huge debt still don’t.

The IRS has stated as much.When all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.

Though if you are the builder, you can do do this for under $100 SQ FT (I'm not builder, nor a hammer/nails guy).