I have done demo work on moldy crap houses. get a dumpster, gloves, and a respirator rated for that kind of work. you can buy a garden pump sprayer and mix a very light bleach/water mixture and spray areas you are working on, it will kill germs and most importantly keep the dust down so you don't breath it in. setup a negative air flow so nasty air gets sucked out and sanitize the place with bleach/antimicrobial treatment as you go and once you are done. you dont wana fail a mold test after the work is done!

I was trying to see if construction workers could make it work but judging from the responses including that of Jon Klaus, this route may not work simply due to the seasonal nature of the job.

I waived and prorated some fees (such as the Icky Poo treatment since it didn't work) to illustrate my good faith efforts.

When I asked her why she said "Taint natural to **** where you sleep"

During one of our remodels, we used a "handy man" to complete some work that was mainly cosmetic in nature.

I really like the old SMART goal acronym (see below) but it gets a little murky when it comes to real estate investing because of the multi-dimensional nature of our favorite asset class.For example, many investors list goals in terms of the number of units they want to own but the problem is that that doesn't necessarily lead to an income or wealth goal because there are so many ways to finance or structure the deal and rent – to – value ratio (RV ratios) vary dramatically based on geography and price range.I think the best way to approach this is to set in overall portfolio value goal and an income goal related to that overall asset value while disregarding financing options, at least initially.

I've done many deals where I knew a seller was thinking they were going to "out smart" me, didn't happen, you can certainly play on a seller's greed, more like reflecting their sinful nature back at them.

If the building is on the route of the new natural gas line, you might consider changing over - it has saved me thousands in Auburn!

“Head of family” includes any natural person who is providing more than one-half of the support for a child or other dependent.(2)(a)?

That is not done by blindly following others and hoping there isn't a cliff up ahead.I am sorry if questioning your answers is offensive to you, that is just my nature.