We used to burn old buildings when I was on the department. Houses were the best training. Smoldering hay in the bathtub made for a pretty realistic search and rescue scenario. Set a room on fire, put it out, do some demo with the pike poles etc. Then burn the thing to the ground as per instructions.
50# of tannerite seems to work pretty good if you believe Youtube.
I would use discretion on those old buildings. If they have any use at all or are salvageable I would not tear them down. You can check with the assessor, but if they are so old that you would tear them down then they might not be affecting your taxes much. Might even get them raised if they decide to consider it an improvement. My point is that a few rustic buildings are not the worst things a property can have. Putting up a new building is very expensive and starts the taxation cycle going all over again.
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