This is what the EPA.gov website said was best [pre Trump, don;t know if its still up there] and I agree.Yesterday I looked the sub square in the eye and went over with him that he was ONLY peeling off the vinyl from the asbestos tiles.He said oh yeah he used ot own a ServPro and a job like that would have cost 5k with his biz.So I took comfort that this blithering idiot at least understood NOT to remove the asbestos tiles.Long story short he took up the peel and stick just fine.And then he apparently went to town chipping and breaking up a bunch of the asbestos tiles.And scraping the asbestos mastic too.I took video and photos and am basically in shock.I am in Maryland am now figuring out what to do.

They have their funds lined up, and they have already talked with their spouse (LOL), and they are committed.  

If the company makes more of a committed decision to enter the community, you would have already developed an income investment generator that could help you invest in this community with better favorable odds. 

The developers I know typically WILL NOT buy a piece of land unless they know a tenant will commit to the site.

And then they're in t-shirts again at the end of the show.  

I know I'll go through a lot of obstacles but like Robert T.

My wife took her classes this year, it is a time commitment, but can be well worth it.

I've got a pretty heavy construction/maintenance/project management background, and now have a day job in a real estate office.  30-odd years on the planet have taught me the value of preparation, and therefore, I would like to begin to work on 1-2 pro-formas/T-12's, and P&L's per week, to familiarize myself with the language, and learn how to spot a deal.  

M-T areas are B- to B+ and would be around $250-$400. 

If your going to make it big you have to NOT give a sh%t what anyone thinks, and decide your going to de the best!