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She purchased it around 2006 for $200K with the intention of tearing it down and rebuilding or doing a complete upgrade on it.  

The roof requires a complete tear down/rebuild followed up with complete interior gut including plumping, HVAC, electrical, bathrooms, kitchens, wall coverings, ceilings, and floor coverings.I can get the house with a 1/2 acre for 15k.

If both my friend A and B, lost everything, friend A would know exactly how to rebuild the million again, but my friend B wouldn't have a clue.

We did most of the tear down and rebuild ourselves, and I learned a lot about designing and building.  

I've spent hundreds of hours on the Loveland site and used it to select empty lots in areas along Woodward Ave and in Greenlawn, Indian Village, neighborhoods along the water, as well as a small handful in Grandmont East/West and Outer Drive East.A friend of mine has a passion for urban gardening, city rebuilding and a "frontier lifestyle" in rough areas - he's planning on moving to Detroit to create community gardens with a couple of organizations that are already there.

How do I know if I rebuild (if that's an option) or just pay off the loan?

I've only priced tear down and rebuild a few times and passed because the numbers didn't, but I've been hearing $70/sf low end to $100 mid range.

I've flipped 30-40 homes and the MOST rehab I've ever had is 12K, don't want re-builds!

She said the person who purchased the home was tearing it down and rebuilding to flip.