I just bought a duplex (up/down) and the porches could use some repair/rebuilding.

Thank you for the suggestion to use deposits for April rent and then setting up a repayment plan to rebuild the security deposit.   

If this is going to wipe out your savings, I would recommend rebuilding some cash on the sidelines quickly so that you don't get into trouble.  

The more I look at related listings, it looks like we could get between $115,000-$125,000 for a house that we are tearing down the the studs and rebuilding with nice finishes and an open large kitchen.

Either need someone to try to glue/reconnect the two pieces of wood or rebuild the cabinet door to match the style and stain of the cabinets-This isn't for this BRRRR in particular but if anyone has a good HVAC service company.

This meant that it was not code conforming, but they wouldn't force me to knock it down since it was already there.That said, because it was non-conforming, should it burn down or something like that, the local municipality would not allow me to rebuild it.

Remodeling / Rebuilding an existing house is going to be cheaper per foot than new construction.If you're building an ADU you're going to need things like..1.

I can call one agent and be at $4800-$5500 and another agent is at $3800 or less.Avoid all the extra add on’s and personal coverage you only have to cover the loan amount or the rebuild cost.

Discuss with the agents the amount of coverage (Building Replacement/Rebuilding costs vs Depreciated Value).

I have FL investors who have a $1M liability policy for $120 per unit per year.When a Property policy is purchase to cover the unit, it will cover either up to the amount owed on the unit, or what it would cost to rebuilding the interior of the condo from the "paint on in".