It wouldn't make sense to rebuild in that area and I really don't care to pay another $3,000/yr on insurance to carry insurance a lot higher than I would need to walk away and be whole. 

If you plan to rebuild, you'll have to start working in costs.

Can you rebuild the same way or will it have to be rebuilt to a higher code.  

Plus, I like the idea of rebuilding neighborhoods.Good luck with what you do!

Thank you, YouTube and google for helping me through the 2 months rebuilding and finding a new tenant.

You may end up having to tear the thing down to the studs and rebuild 80% of the place. 

Dropping the website I have now, keeping the domain name and rebuilding a new site elsewhere, using the same domain.

And since I dont have much money and am rebuilding credit, this seemed like the best fit.

And since I dont have much money and am rebuilding credit, this seemed like the best fit.

I’m in the process of buying my first home, I have two strong options one has been on the market for about a year and is a 2 family with 3 beds in each unit listed at 149,900$ also has a finished attic but needs new siding (estimate about 14-18k).The second is also a 2 family listed at 129,900$ one unit has 1 bedroom the other unit is 3bed room home needs no work except garage needs to be rebuilt or knocked down (which I would prefer to rebuild)  which in estimating to be at least 15k.