If there's any question, I would wash it, seal it, cover it with 6 mil plastic and then go down with the new carpet and padding.Spraying/drying does not "remove" anything.

Lower unit: new floors, texture and paint walls, new light and plumbing fixtures, new doorsUpper unit: making a larger kitchen with an open concept living dining and kitchen, new floors, rock, tape and paint throughout, new trim and doors, new cabinets and new bathroom New windows and siding, 12x12 decorative concrete patio for each unit, new concrete floor in garage, new driveway, removing elec baseboard heat and putting naturally gas forced air in both units.

There should be a clear instruction on this addressed in the Lease or with your Tenant.  3) Yes, these are fine, and most times look good, most of the ones for exterior use are also made of shatter proof bulbs which are plastic, so no worries on bulbs shattering, if this is a worry of yours then just allow residents to us 'exterior use' string lights only. 

TASKS FOR THIS WEEKFinish electrical throughoutFinish bathroom shower tileFinish drywall replacementInterior paintFinish roof replacementInstall patio doorsSiding installationFinalize plans and get quotes for landscaping

Put on top of stain, cover with plastic wrap so it doesn't dry out.

Last month he convinced a title company to let the meeting occur on the patio at GlobeLife stadium while the Rangers played the Padres.  

There's now also a patio table, umbrella, and a couple of chairs in the yard.

The only thing that concerns me is the patio which was converted to a FL room.

This house has an overhead wire crossing my neighbor's back yard, attached to my garage roof, wire touches the rolled roofing(what's left of it),  then attaches to my house,  runs down the siding and into a plastic box.It's my understanding that they have an easment,  but where does that easment end? 

The $275/ft ARV comes from similar sold homes in the neighborhood, within the last 6 months, under 1000 sqft with no special features like garage, pool, large patio, etc.