If I can't rebuild them from the frame up I'll purchase them through various MH purveyors Account Closed

We put a new roof on the home right when we bought the home and also are pondering a deck rebuild or repair.

IT is crazy, to demo that house would cost 70k and the rebuild cost of 2000 sq ft at 200$/sf= 400,000, so you are looking at making 1.4m-1.37m= 30k, on hard money of at least 900k.  

It's like my new house I'm rebuilding?

Is it an investors opportunity both to capitalize and help rebuild?

I talked to the management company and got the insured value (only building is insured), but that is only about 30% of the total assessed value, because the building insurance just rebuilds to original shell.

I think of it like this I could watch a YouTube video how to rebuild a car engine or I could shadow a seasoned car mechanic and learn how he rebuilds car engines.

The property is a Duplex built in the 1920’s - I would be interested in insuring it for cash value and not rebuild value.Thanks for any input!

I would suggest looking into Bloomfield as that town is next as far as growth and they have been rebuilding their downtown infrastructure for the last few years near the train station. 

Hey guys,I am looking to possibly acquire an older property in Victoria Park with hopes to rent it out for a while and at a later stage rebuild.Different lots/houses are in different zoning there and I am trying to think what would be more beneficial to me in the future.1) Buying a lot in a great location ~7-8K Square Feet which I can one day tare down and rebuild a new home on it2) Buying a lot that is a big bigger 9-10K square feet which Ic an one day tare down and rebuilt two townhouses (with zoning allowing this)There are a few properties on the table, I am trying to understand if the long plan should be to build to two townhouses or 1 big house on the lot.What do you think will have more long term appreciation / rentability?