I like to take risk that are weighted towards success.I know of many people who were successful with these ventures during the pandemic but perhaps people who do this aren’t on Bigger Pockets because other than the land it isn’t real estate. 

The eves had to be held up with a beam during restoration so that the weight of the roof did not cause the wall to collaspe.

All of these locations are rapidly growing and since Covid they have been busier than ever.

What a great deal, @Jeremy Weight.

@Allen Yeung Options can be great or a weight can't they? 

Pro: Rapidly increase savings.

With that much rapid growth, I can't imagine there isn't also some other optimizing that could be done - renovating kitchens between tenants to maximize rent, that sort of thing.

A brick house is going to be more due to the weight of brick being heavier than siding.Depends on the size of the house you are demoing.

Even though it doesn't mean a whole lot, outsiders give a lot of weight to formal structure

Now that interest rates are going up rapidly (~5-6% at the time of this post), would it be even more appealing to use a HELOC if I can keep my 3.1% fixed 30-year mortgage and plan to hold the property for the long term?