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Aaron Blevins
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  • Columbus, OH
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Best practices for gutting drywall/electrical/plumbing in old hou

Aaron Blevins
  • Investor
  • Columbus, OH
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I am getting ready to do a full gut on one side of a duplex I just purchased. What are some things we should keep in mind before and during the gut? One thing I found was what seems like old blown in insulation in the attic. The home is aroujd 100 years old. Is there a danger of this insulation being asbestos? I'm not trying to spend a ton of money on this rehab, but if there are any potential issues like this we would run into, would love some advice to know how to handle them. 

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