Target demo is those in apartments and townhomes.

@Matthew Morrow Hands down, get with Rentvine and have them do a demo and walkthrough with you. 

I just had a demo call with them, and to my taste this could be a great resource if you're planning on doing physical marketing on highly motivated seller.

Worried about: city permits, demo, Asbestos, lead paint,  etc.

I have worked construction before (just a demo person) but I fell in love with what a person can do with just two hands and a couple of tools.

Once building is weird shape or layout or a certain age it's easier to demo it and build all new.

IMHO you can try also to rise up engagement by adding more "motion & emotion" to your posts, like captivating video content, 3D demo-views or engaging stories with animated pictures (kinda storyboards or slideshow). + don't omit CTA ("subscribe", "repost" etc) with clickable "phone" (both in a posts and at the web-site), triggering links and buttons .

I put 3/8" drywall directly over the wood paneling to save on time and demo cost, however in hindsight I maybe should've pulled it off because it probably didn't save me much.

Here is a list of issues that need to be fixed in my next project.....Demo Kitchen - Order Cabinets, Order Countertops, Purchase Appliances, Gut Master Bathroom - Build A Shower, Tile Shower, New ToiletRip Out Existing CarpetRefinish Hardwoods Under CarpetVinyl Flooring (Tile Over It?)

I like to start off a gut and remodel by hiring a demo crew.