Also if you do decide to demo make sure you understand permit requirements like asbestos and lead inspections, disconnect and reconnecting utilities etc.  

We're happy to answer them or do a one-on-one demo if needed

Second, the glaze does not hold up over the years and with a rental, you want longevity which increases your return.My advice, demo it out and re-tile just in the tub and on the bath floors.

I have a fire damaged house in Louisville, KY for sale if anyone is interested. 939 W Evelyn, 3/1 833sqft 40215--rent-850 comps in the 70's--Fire damage, some demo done, small brick fireplace in front room--good foundation, needs most everything--15k obo

In anther 5 years the house would have been demoed as unsafe.

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I'm actually demoing an old pool this week on a new build spec I'm doing (where I'll be building a brand new pool in another location in the back yard).

Only demo involved is taking down one small bathroom closet in the full bath.Project #2 (not pictured): add a wall in the living room and upstairs loft to add bedrooms #5 and #6.Currently, the plan is to use a permit for project #1, and do project #2 without a permit.

A) renovate B) full demo and rebuild.

Schools are not an issue, generally, if your demo is retirees or young professionals.Access is important, but again it is a balance.