I think that's about the scope of work we're looking at, minus the zoning changes.

Which of the 3 record types to target is dictated by the relevant statutes which define the legal process for the leads you are interested in purchasing/pursuing.

It can definately be worth the investment if the odor is really pervasive.

@Michael Almand, for a full line-by-line breakdown and scope of work, my preferred contractor will charge about $250 to walk the property but will credit it back if he and his team are given the job.

@Taylor J.It's all about your experience, the address, the Scope, and the ratios. 

If you think the money will come you quick in anything you do you’re better off just dreaming about what you want and saving your money and work for someone else to make their dream come true.

The key here is to give that BOR to the contractors so that they can bid the EXACT scope of work. 

If anyone has tips or suggestions, I am more than open.For better or worse, I am taking a leap.

- the property is based in Garfield Heights - and that my property tax will be much higher.More details: https://brickbear.ai/share/deal/1/583 Define "area not that great"......It's a high C type area.

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