Each city or county has there own rules regarding pool tear out, I checked on one the other day and city guy said pulling a demo permit would take it off the tax roll then I was free to remove/partial remove and fill.

You can often get good wood look tile on sale at Floor and Decor for close to $1/square foot and then you're paying about $1/square foot to demo out any old tile and $2.50 a square foot to lay it.

Looking for a project involving non-structural demo, bedroom additions, and cosmetic work including paint, trim, and fixtures.

I've talked with several contractors about potentially jacking up the roof and replacing the beams, demoing the roof and rebuilding, and even filling the whole garage with dirt and sealing it up, but my usual crews aren't interested in tackling the challenge. 

Sometimes those problems are so severe there is no easy correction other than demo and starting over.

(Besides a huge reduction in cost)Is it wise to have the idea of a complete demo and remodel?

We keep doing the property management, demo, and major renovation work ourselves because that brings us joy!

In order to not lose my tenants I signed with a contractor for $3200 to DEMO the basement to make my property back to liveable condition ASAP.For those independant contractors out there.

We closed on a short sale (after nearly 5 months) and have the HUD and were getting ready for demo when we received a call from the seller's agent.

I plan on remodeling and living at this house with my family for a while (10 years plus if not much more).I am planning on putting 20% down and will have around $65-70k in to put in the remodel, however I need to demo a substandard bedroom (converted garage) and add a proper master bedroom/bath.