I am an expert on this subject as I own an environmental consulting company and have over two decades of experience.

Aspects such as estoppel letters, engineering reports and environmental issues are in greater depth than a standard PA.

Followed by an Environmental Ed degree?

In Texas, it's the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ).

Due diligence is key here, not only on the property itself but the local market too.As to the property, you will want a phase 1 environmental report as well as a highest and best use report.

A Benefit Company, or B Corp, is a for profit company focused on social/environmental issues, i.e. not what you are looking to do.Also, you definitely need some type of operational agreement between you (the manager) and your mom (a member) of the LLC.

Park Police officers that operate independently)•The Environmental Protection Agency (200 special agents)•The U.S.

Don't add to the pollution - there are plenty of legitimate ways to advertise your business.

The internal rate of return (IRR) is a rate of return used in capital budgeting to measure and compare the profitability of investments.The term internal refers to the fact that its calculation does not incorporate environmental factors (e.g., the interest rate or inflation).

That would involve sources in the common hallways, common mechanical chase, at the elevators, near windows at the end of the hallway, etc.I agree with Steven that the owner above or a neighbor to the side would be liable if the mold was caused by something that occurred in their spaces.As for saleability of the condo, I'd say that so long as you remove it in a safe manner and have some kind of documentation that it was done by professionals who stand by their work (and carry general liability and environmental liability insurance) then the fact that mold was there at one time should NOT be an issue affecting the sales price.Good luck.Travis W.