Demo started on February 1st and took 47 days to completion.

I had a few houses done - these are just standard double paned windows They generally run me 450-550 per window to demo and install (including materials)

That being said, I've given buyers permission to do clean outs/demos or make certain repairs before closing so they can please their hml lenders or partners.

., @Sheena R Roth and everyone, would love to connect, understand your pain points and demo Azibo accounting to you.

insurance out the ying yang!

I'm excited about my transition to REI and looking to build a lifestyle career.We have an immediate need for insured, reliable subs in: demo, framing, drywall, painting, roofing, siding and concrete.

Melvin List Andrew Postell Frank Yang Paul Khazansky Thank you all for your responses.

I'm wondering if it is a better option to put work into an old run down unit or to just demo it and put a brand new mobile home in the same space.

On a simple Fix & Flip this might look like:Draw 1 - 20% paid at Demo/Haul OffDraw 2 - 20% paid at Frame/Rough In (plumbing, electrical, mechanical)Draw 3 - 20% paid at Drywall - tape, texture, and paint (to include ceilings)Draw 4 - 20% paid at Cabinet/Countertop install, Fixture install (lights, sinks, faucets)Draw 5 - 20% paid at Flooring and Close Out/Punch acceptanceYou might only do (3) Draw’s to reduce the paperwork on a short timeline project. 

I'll refrain from commenting on the code situation, but suffice to say that I am currently precluded from both working on the house and not working on the house, hahaha.That being said, they allowed me to pull my own demo permit, after I sought pre-inspection approval by the Department of Buildings.