I have a Lesters that I use for storage of cars, etc. I don't think you can lift the building because the walls are not really stud walls, they are 4x8 sections that are plywood inside and out with styrofoam between. I filled in my gutters and cut a sliding door on one end. I scrubbed and painted it and there is no hog smell. I have less than $1000 in that one , 24 x 64. I have another pit building that I also converted, busted out the slats and filled pit with dirt and old concrete chunks, gravel, then poured over the top. That one has no interior finishing or insulation and I did not paint the inside, so yes, it still smells like hogs 30 years after the last hog left ! It is a 30 x 60 and I have around $3000 into it. Of course the low ceiling limits its usefulness but still cheap storage. Yours looks in nice shape,, but if you have to lift it I would start fresh as others said.
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