@Luke Petrozza we would love to show you a demo. 

The search goes on...UPDATE: I found a missing person for free, no demo, using Zaba but couldn't find myself (I'm cell phone only) I'm finding single searches for under $10 too.

(Here in Texas, I can easily get cedar fencing with metal posts for $19/ft (demo and everything).  

Because of what I learned on this site and pod casts, and the people who I have met through the "unofficial" BP meet ups: I successfully negotiated $100k off of asking, got substantial seller financing, got the seller to agree to demo "non-code" compliant work and do expensive sewer lateral work. 

Demo is coming along.  

How would one even go about knowing there's a demo order on a house?

Same with my real estate lawyer - the check reminder worked here though.Best one yet - prospective contractor for demo and rebuild (age 32), asked me (50) if I was doing this as a hobby ( total cost including purchase initially $1.5 million. ) Err no ... and he didn't get hired!

All excluding land costs and in Denver.I finished a 7 unit town home project in August 15, near Sloan's Lake - we finished at $165 per ft - this is demo to door bell with all costs includedI am breaking ground on an 8 unit south of Sloan's in about a month - I am estimating $185 per foot again demo to door bell.

If you hire a licensed general contractor to do the demo, they are the one liable for the lack of asbestos testing.

when you hire a babysitter to let you and your significant other go out for a nice dinner date. just to end up at the newest property tagging items that need to be demoed on the way home.