I would like to find someone that can identify things that a) don't have asbestos and thus don't need to be tested (e.g. kitchen cabinets)b) things that  90%+ likely to have asbestos and thus should be treated as having asbestos (i.e. handle with extreme caution.3) Is there some certification that I can get that states that a home is asbestos free? 

Sometimes shared kitchen items are provided, like olive oil, coffee pods and creamer.  

Im looking into a home to flip, but the kitchen has two different kinds of cabinets.

Install some nice hardware on them and you have a kitchen that looks so much nicer than solid oak or pine cabinets.

Where can i find inexpensive but quality kitchen cabinets?

Looking to have a brand new kitchen cabinet, low to moderate pricing ...

For the extra nice touch, I usually get a pint of extra stain/paint- this allows me to blend in moldings and strips for those oddly shaped kitchens that are a half inch short here, half in tall there...

And though every kitchen dealer swears that they have the best service around, how can one really determine how to get the most bang for the buck?

But having been up in the unit on multiple occasions when the former tenant was cooking, I have always been SHOCKED at how hot, steamy, and gross the kitchen gets.

Just needs to update the kitchen cabinets, appliances, bathrooms, and some paint.