From full rebuilds after fire to simple room additions. 

So it's just a matter of rebuilding the capital to invest again.

I like to get the toilet up anyway and make sure we don't have a failing wax ring and it is almost the same price to rebuild a toilet as it is to replace it with a cheap one.

And make sure they are covering the cost to rebuild the home in case of catastrophe, not just calculating it based on current value.

You have all sorts of obsolescence in real estate And you look at Milwaukee with many areas having these beautiful bungalows and tubors etc. and selling for way under 100k when it would cost 500k to rebuild them. 

On another note, I'm happy to help rebuild neighborhoods and contribute to growth in the City.

You definitely do NOT want your coverage limit to be the ARV but instead the actual rebuild costs if you experience a total loss.

I am rebuilding and going to get back in within the next 3 years.The areas I suggest is the Northend.

It looks like you would need to rebuild the foundation and the floor joist system.

The tax basis is zero.3. 1031 for another real estate asset class that becomes the basis for a retirement portfolio on a more accelerated basis.I realize that there are a number of personal considerations nested in these questions, but in broad terms, we want to yield the highest value of the property to both provide for our daughter and to defray dependence on our equity investments as my retirement won't be playing golf but shifting from being a full time CEO of a mid sized growth company to becoming a more active investor in real properties and other pursuits (rebuilding motorcycles and remodeling houses).I would appreciate the wisdom of the forum as by my lurking here it's clear that I am a rookie in this arena.