I've been listening to the podcast and lurking these forums for the past 5 months or so and decided to go ahead and introduce myself.Currently I work for a chemical company full-time, primarily dealing with water treatment in the Pulp and Paper Industry.

Sending certain cleaning products and bleach down the drain can cause chemical imbalances in the septic tank that will also cause issues.

The concrete was thinned with a chemical agent instead of hydraulic (water).

How far do they rent of eight for each swapping out the chemicals or just fixing, granite versus laminate, hardwood versus tile, etc. etc.

With Meth, it is a chemical process that can be very dangerous so that is a whole different problem.

The chemicals that are used will kill live roaches but not their eggs, the eggs take 10 days to hatch.

I am 24 years old and I have been in industrial construction all around for the last 6 years as a welder in and out of refineries and processing/chemical plants.

Let some of the chemicals and treatments dry out of the fresh lumber a couple of weeks before applying stain or sealant.

They can make $3,500+/retail home they close with little work or they can make $2000/investment deal with a ton of work that needs done.Visits to the property for photography/videoARV and rent compsSchedule home inspection and/or contractor to build rehab budgetLow ball offers and harsher negotiationsCoordinate for long distance closing and turning over all items for the home to a property manager or project managerMost investor oriented brokers are either investors or new brokers who are interested in investing.

Some guys just wipe down, and some guy clean with chemicals before primer.