Some people will rebuild an engine or drop a new transmission. 

The question in the area we are in is that although it would probably physically cost that much to rebuild those buildings, the land itself without the buildings on it is probably with the same amount.

It costs more than twice as much to rebuild as I paid for the place plus lost rent, just make sure you have good insurance and coverage.

In my area there has been a migration into new development and a lot of the former big flippers have adjusted strategies and are now doing tear downs and rebuilds as well as huge additions, I'm talking about 90% new construction when they're done.

They shop at home depot, too.Bottom line is somebody's gotta pay for these countries that we decided to destroy and then rebuild.

I am especially nervous to have to rebuild a reputation from scratch as a Realtor and to find a good brokerage to work with.  

I'm starting my 8th deal next week and have developed a great team of Realtors, contractors, and bird dogs finding me deals, rebuilding a quality product, and getting me top dollar when I sell.In our market in Southern California we have figured out how to aquire property on a 12 to 25%  margin.

Since the fire was over 2 years ago it was considered a rebuild and not a rehab.

I own an existing property that I hired a contractor to re-hab. After almost 3 years and 43 k plus, property was still not completed. I got estimates from 3 other contractors who notified me that house is not structur...

Your first goal in both scenarios is to mitigate your losses, so make sure you are making progress on your insurance claim and handling the rebuild.