If they have to do a lot of roping and rigging to avoid structures it could go up to 1,000.Leaving behind wood can save you a few dollars.

I install Sonic Surface laminate wood flooring, its not too expensive, waterproof and easy to install.

It may need to be rebuilt.....if that is the case I might suggest you consider a zero clearence insert with new metal chimney pipe that you can box in with a wood frame.

The wood was very nice but had a lot of short pieces but for $2/sq ft. it was worth it.

Besides acquisition costs, I've been told (by clients who are golf resorts) that maintenance on an 18 hole course starts around $450,000 per year and goes all the way up to about $15,000,000 if something big breaks, or you are maintaining a premium course.I'm no expert, but from what I understand your numbers don't add up.

I have a college rental and am debating between vinyl sheet flooring from Menards that has a wood design or a basic tan frieze carpet.

Complete tear off including all new ply wood.

Like concrete block or wood frame.

It had rotted siding, windows, trim, wood framing, etc throughout, overgrown trees, roots, outside slab cracks, outdated and worn out kitchens / bathrooms, floors throughout, rodents in the attic with torn insulation as well as torn HVAC conduits, leaking sky lights, etc, etc, etc.

In my experience many insurance companies either don't write policies at all in some instances, i.e. vacant rehab houses, or if they do the premiums are a lot higher.