After I got to walk the property for the first time, I learned that the cell tower easement lease has been sold, so now the extra income is not there but the building has the towers I can not remove or demo the building.

It "felt" slick in the demos but seemed to lack much in the way of customization, which is something I needed.

If you go on their site they have a demo of a "Real Estate" call.

I definitely appreciate all of the feedback and will change my strategy and analysis going forward to incorporate what everyone has added here.Megan - since this would be my first property, I was planning on doing the majority of the demo and reno work myself (to the extent that I can). 

To all the Investors in Michigan i have an excellent Demo/Cleanout crew at the lowest price.

Bathroom Reno - Scope of Work :Demo - Remove existing vanity, lighting, bath accessories, wall tile, cement board, down to wood studs- Remove and salvage toilet Drywall / Texture / Paint- Patch and repair drywall where we required with MR board for wet areas.

We've still got 100-200 on a sink and probably another 400ish on a dishwasher (that I will likely install myself), and we saved about 600 doing the demo ourselves. 

Hello BPers: We are preparing to use a local "handyman" for a light rehab project; he is not a licensed contractor - just a guy who can help with painting, demo, etc.

Forever subbing out Demo work....

Even for an experienced contractor, it would be wild speculation even attempting to figure out a purchase price unless they are willing to go land value minus demo costs.