I also need a roofer shovel used for getting under material and getting at the nails, these work great for demoing the flooring underlayment.

When I bought my first rental I did all of the work myself, on the 2nd I did about 25% and since then the only work I've done is demo when I need some stress relief. 

Should I invest the time and effort in a full bathroom demo or just peel the wallpaper off one tiny strip at a time?

Is there a way you can do a demo or a trail?

They fill out the part of the application for me (the parts that deal with the technical review), I fill out the rest and get all of the utility approvals, demo permits, tree permits, tax docs, etc. and submit it.

At least if you demo and propose new construction with multiple tiny units, you are supposedly proving to the zoning and permitting boards that it won't "ruin" the neighborhood character.  

Demo was more tedious than a scrape since we are saving the pier and beam foundation.

These are after some demo, but the floors were mostly still in.  

my day job is buying extreme hoarder houses here in Oregon and demo ing them for new builds.. its simply incredible that filth some people live in.. most landlords that are beginners and were raised in what I would call a normal house in a normal state of cleanliness just cant imagine for 2 seconds the closest they come is watching the extreme hoarder TV show..  

This was after he flooded the building by blocking the 4" cast iron center roof drain during demo and denied all responsibility.