As far as the demo the prior gentleman is probably correct, you had some demo needed of flooring so they listed all that might need it.

For this, I want to get a truck for renovation/landscaping/demo/home depot trips.

It would be different if we were warm but were cold paying out the ying yang for fuel.

The rehab will take approx 7 weeks...I did some of the work like painting, demo, landscaping, etc...and then had others do the more skilled work...like laying tile, cabinets, etc.

I was put on a 3-month stay (luckily I had this overturned after a hearing) when I found out the abandoned drug house I had slated for demo was listed under the National Historic Register.

The price is for the building only and does not include the civil work or the demo for the existing building.

In a small space like that if the building is close to other buildings demo cost is high.Are you trying to buy the land and then sell off to a developer or are you wanting to partner with a developer and get some cash and an interest in the project??

Originally posted by Demos Loizides:If you have access to your local tax assessor's database, you can search particular neighborhoods you're interested in.

The tenants were great, they did the entire demo of the building before my rehab and all for free!

Leon Yang, can you describe the kind of financing you get from sellers?