If there are issues with a flat roof and it needs to be rebuilt, I suggest you don't rebuild as a flat roof!

Check out what your local per square foot rates are to rebuild where you are and figure from there.

That sometimes turns off people who view such a deal as a rebuild from the ground up.

Send this with a payment, get a copy of it, a copy of the receipt and send them to the credit report.As far as rebuilding credit…I have already posted about this…I can repeat if you like…

Be careful with this one.If you buy a property that has a non-conforming use you might not be able to rebuild or replace if there is a fire, etc.

The building needs basically everything- the roof has fallen in and that has caused significant damage to everything, so we need to gut it and rebuild it.

Hi Minna,Assuming it really is rebuildable, could you structure it as a hard money first and seller second?

By waiting longer to rebuild your reserves you're less likely to suffer from "gottadoadealitis".good luckall cash

They can agree a deferral of the past due payments while you rebuild.

(aside from death, etc..)Start your research at the township hall.I am embarressed to say that one of our properties that should have been grandfathered in was sitting on a non conforming lot and the township would not let us rebuild on it.