If it isn't directly next door, I'd say provide the W&D, or you will lose business to someone who has one on site.  

I have been working hard to clean things up but i had my head in the sand for a good many years so it will take a little while to get things back up to my pre-2008 credit score of over 800. 

I would also do what Tasha recommended by using Zillow or you can use the county assessors site to see what the area is selling for.

I'm a big proponent of using sites like homeadvisor, thumbtack, porch, etc to find contractors, but for the life of me I can't seem to find a decent contractor to do drywall finishing or stucco a project that we're completing. 

Take into account: Accounting, Advertising, Cleaning, Insurance, Lawn/Snow, Legal Fees, Maintenance, Cap Exp, Utilities, Taxes.  

If you provice me with an email address I'll forward to her via the Upwork site and she'll reach out to you.And hope your home—and those close to you—survived the floods!

I have seen quite a few homes where the iron is in the  ground water , the people have to monthly clean the sump pit with a garden hose .  

What i'm wondering is if it makes sense to try to negotiate the cost of DEMO against the value of the property - my plan is to sink a few thousand bucks and a few weeks of work into the house and live in it while working on the site plan and building out the second house for my parents. 

I’m very excited to learn from this site and network with others.

I’m very excited to learn from this site and network with others.