This report would tell you if the best use for financial profitability would be to keep as existing, demo and build something new, etc.Yes, I would suggest you have the sewer lines checked by a licensed plumber to make sure you have no existing issues.

Also, you should understand that a house that truly has to be torn down isn't worth much more than a building lot, because the cost of demo and removal has to be taken into consideration.

(sellers really need to sell) With that being said, I figured it would need approx. 250,000 for demo and fill.

I can contribute $5k cash, $10k credit, and sweat equity with demo and cleanup.

Some platforms allow a trial period (lead pro and realeflow do for sure; rebo does NOT, but they will schedule a personal demo for you).

Originally posted by @Chheang Yang:@Sunny D., one thing to take a look at are the property taxes.  

Thanks for the feedback @Wei Jie Yang.

I found a plumber to replace the bathtub but they are booked until November 1st and they don't do demo or tile work.

Demoed one unit.

If no response, have the monuments (iron posts surveyors use) marked, then demo and rebuild fence on your dime in 1 day.