Are all you guys using Tacoma containers for your demo debris and such?

Can anyone refer a plumber, electrician, carpenter and some demo guys.

There is a lot of stuff going on there with the new construction of the school and the demo of that public housing building. 

We had a GC, but did all interior paint and all demo plus a whole lot of other odds and ends.

From looking through the BP forums and watching some demos on several options, this is what seems to match my needs the most. 

It is a complete gut job or full demo.  

So the question I pose is: since I can handle the financial side as far as down payment and acquiring the loan and he can supply the sweat equity as I will to buy more as a helper and demo guy... what would be a decent and fair split if we did a flip and if I use him but only decide to rent it, what kind of payment should I give him or equity share.Thanks in advance,Mike

If you've got $4000 for framing and demo in your budget, the lender won't give you that 4k to give to your contractor until they've been able to verify that the framing and demo have been completed, which requires scheduling an inspection at the house. 

Figure demo, a couple yards of concrete and labor, you're probably looking at $500-1000.

My long term goal or exit stratergy will be to sell the space along with the land to a developer to possibly demo the building and redevelop the space for such retailers that will be ideal for a corner lot in a high traffic count C class area.