Hello @Rhonda Coats!!!!

Horseshoes and Hand Grenades; close enough for me.I could imagine in some regions Zestimates could be way off - my guess is urban areas where market value may be weighted heavily on the finishes of a property not just its location. maybe Manhattan or San Francisco.Where I am it doesn't matter if a house is coated in gold; it all depends on the neighborhood.

Do I need to remove the glue or can I skim coat right over the glue or is that a bad idea???

Tenant notified of a bad smell, like dead animal.

There is no way to sugar coat that.

I did grow up in the woods of Northwestern NJ though (Montague) so I have a deep affinity for nature and animals too. 

Her I have to put 50k just as a cash-down and get money lenders... 2 different animals!!! 

I am a certified aerospace coating specialist and I only make 32k a year and I'm looking to get into real estate investing to quit my job and make more money for my family.

Los Angeles is a different animal that many markets where houses are selling for much less money for much more home.

@Andrew Bertram: You should not remediate but coat it with a very secure and thick paint that seals in all the asbestos fibers, which are the source of the problem.