It was an intensive remodel and it turned out great.

Doesn't exactly pass the sniff test.

Hello, so my friend purchased a home built in 1961 in Ventura county (Moorpark/Thousand Oaks/Westlake Village/Simi/Agoura area) with popcorn ceilings with the intention to rent it out and/or Airbnb part of it.  1) Should they get an asbestos company to come out and test it or do it themselves? 

Hey everyone, at this time of the day, it just seems impossible to pass 2%. What would you say? Thanks.

With that being the assumed reality I thought it would useful to me and the community to do a quick testing of the waters out there.

Make a test "wall" with some spare tile and wallboard or cement board first, and practice on that.

If your opportunity passes the sniff test I'll deep dive and get back to you with any required LOI or documentation that's needed to move forward.

I had the well tested for output and discovered it could handle  2 more families in 2 mobile homes.

@Dan Rivers  This won't qualify for Opportunity Zone benefits since you won't meet the 50%  "substantial improvement" test.

Low income/low rent is far more labor intensive; do not think a PM will resolve all your problems either, a PM is a filter not an eraser, and they charge for every action (as they should).