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.

If it's not permitted but passes inspection, you may have a bargaining chip for an even better deal.

2034 e Legrande aveIndianapolis, IN 46203For $17,500I know that nobody really reads these posts but in my magical world, somebody wants to drop off a big bag of money, or plate of chocolate chip cookies:) to the above address.

When an addition was added to this home, the foundation was (what I describe as) chipped away.  

After a while with water they would chip and break.

The link has all the details you need.....Big picture analogy: screening is a bit like chocolate chip cookies.

When the chips are down and things suck, I have found that a 'higher' mission than making money is definitely necessary. 

When I lived in Wisconsin I had over 400 house plants, a garden on a 2nd floor deck, and 3 garden in my yard with various srubs, trees, plants, rocks, wood chips and etc.

One fleck of chipping paint and the FHA inspector will be no-go, which it makes it hard to get a fixer in distress.

In today’s world, people who do the "right thing" are far and few between.If you "chipped in" that would be a nice gesture on your part.