I scrubbed the walls with TSP, & ran my Ozone generator on a timer at night until the demo was done.

I'm sure with flipping you will need some sort of demo/construction drawings created for your reno. 

Shoot, the demo is just about done if youre a flipper... 

The value would be roughly the value of the land, less the cost to demo the "improvements" and mitigate any environmental damage.

Once heard of a story where someone hung there spouse, and did it in the apartment complex laundry room.. unsure if the story was completely true or not, but makes sense. was said almost the whole complex freaked out and moved, no one would move in and ended up demoing the building.

I'm planning on Re-tiling, Granite Counters, Bead Board, and New Fixtures...Just curious what others are budgeting for demo and bath remodel.Also curious if HUD has a minimum % of list in order to counter or accept..

As he stated, you may not want to hear that, but often, this example holds true with many items related to rehabbing.Here is one that I have done several times in the past that does work out with the math.Demo floor tile:Typically, my installers here will charge $.75 to $1 per sq. ft for the demo and removal of the tile.I have been able to demo 300 sq. ft of tile (inlcuding time to dump in container) in approx 2 hours (I have the right power tool) and since I order and pay for the dumpster already, I just wheel it out and toss it in the dumpster.

I am thinking of using a HELOC on the house for the repair/demo and paying that off with rental income.

There are some items you can have multiple contractors doing their thing at the same time. i.e. the roofer can be working while demo is going on inside... the bathroom tile work can be done at the same time your kitchen cabinets are being installed etc.

First, there are more steps that need to happen before the property just ends up on the demo list.