I'm a certified chimney sweep and rebuild chimney's all the time.

I've read through Rich Dad Poor Dad for the second time now and I'm heartily convinced that as I rebuild our savings, I dont want to just put it in an envelope or safe, or a bank account where it's just going to sit.

Some would calculate 700K to rebuild a property that was purchased for 100K.

Dwelling (Building coverage) The limit should be based on the Replacement Cost of the building (cost to rebuild with the same kind and quality excluding the foundation). 

So, with that $10m dollar property, if it burnt to the ground, can you rebuild it for $3m?

I have a friend that has a dealers license and rebuilds car titles so I was thinking about getting old cars from her and getting the titles rebuilt and throw full coverage insurance on the car and then charge $20/night for the car if you choose to rent it out with the room.

Hopefully this will end soon, so that you can rebuild again and sleep much better at night.

We have a space downtown that the owners are gutting and rebuilding for a Target store.

I am considering putting a property under contract that may need to be torn down and rebuild.

getting a team in order to rebuild it wouldnt be worth it?