It's in a rural area to weak suburban and low demo's.

*Have the funds to close and be quick when a deal pops upBRRRR numbers: Purchase Price: $100,600.00 As is Value Appraisal: $146kARV Appraisal: $187k*Buy right, typically 70% of the ARV minus the rehabOriginal scope of work rehab estimate: $3499.71 (Was originally keeping pool and buying used appliances)2nd(Second scope of work edit was during 10 day inspection period where I brought in 3 pool companies) Keep the pool for $6500 or demo for $3500.

Selling the land "as is" wont fetch much.. because you have to pay back taxes, then demo/tear down etc could be 10-15K (or more depending on home size, etc) and in the end.. you'll be left with nothing (after closing costs etc).

@Sean Yang  yes it does but he needs to give you some disclosures..

If it is not possible to remove the smell we will demo the slab and increase the pour from a 1,000 sqft addition to a full new slab at 1,800 sqft. 

We do our own painting and flooring, hanging towel bars, light fixtures, and do demo/hauling work ourselves.   

Flooring is all out, kitchen is outHall Bath Demo....

So I did a demo of Rebogateway just recently and they have an awesome setup!

If we are talking about the exterior load bearing wall in the first photo, then I would suspect (with the limited info I have on hand)  that you will need to demo out the section of concrete at the floor, demo the stucco in this area, excavate the earth to expose the footing and identify the problem underneath.

Not that those employees would have been your target demo but it will effect demand in the area.