I owe $40k at 13% and a $7k demo lien the city isn’t calling due.  

We're really interesting in buying a cheap property to demo and spec build on the lot. 

Started demo of the basement ceiling drywall, first place I went was to where the water damage was, pulled down the drywall, and sawdust and little white worms rained down upon me!  

I am looking to build from ground up or purchase a property that needs complete rehab or demo and rebuild in areas of downtown Indianapolis where we are seeing an enormous amount of redevelopment or new development. 

I'm currently doing some residential real estate work with a friend (buy/demo old homes, build new ones, sell them).

additionally, not sure if this helps....I've owned the land for over a year, demoed a house on it and will divide and build 3 houses.

If you want to find absentee owners who bought during a certain period of time, then use the Transfer Date criteria under the More tab in search options.My support team is available during business hours to help, and if you click on support on the website you'll even see a button to schedule a demo where they can walk you through it.

That included materials, painting, and labor for trim and interior doors, plumbing rough in materials and labor to make a half bath into full bath, drywalling and finishing the other bath with some small plumbing updates, installing laminate floor, retexturing and painting ceiling, installing kitchen cabinets/countertop/sink, and some other small things.Me and my hourly labor friend did all the full house wall painting, demo, lighting install, faucets, door handles, landscaping, changing out all plugs and switches to white color, tile and backsplash, and a long list of other small things.

I have seen people do this to avoid demo or preserve an existing nonconforming building footprint.

For every $5 spent rehabbing or rebuilding you get $1 off the nuisance and demo liens.