until you concentrate in Mammalogy, Botany, Herpetology, or even further down into molecular biology or organic chemistry, but you have to start somewhere.   

Someone who does 30+ transactions a year and you have a good chemistry with.

(In north jersey It costs around $550) it takes about a week to get the results back from lab.

I am 19 years old and majoring in chemistry, but I am really looking to get into real estate investing and I'm not sure where or how to start.

We re-did my hardwood floors 2 years ago and my nice 90 pound black lab has already destroyed them again :(I let one of my tenants paint their living room & bedroom last year, but that's the furthest i'd ever go with tenant DIY.

My undergrad was in biochemistry and now I am pursing Master in Bioscience which will put me into business world of pharmaceutical/biotech companies ( I wont do any bench chemistry lab work). 

In fact, you could even collect a swab sample from one of those surfaces (choose the blackest one) and sent that sample to a lab.  

If you were to become a doctor, you'd study chemistry, biochemistry, physics, biology, etc before you ever got into the specific stuff.So while still taking action, we should all aspire to be experts and professionals in our area of study, just like professionals in other areas.

Lab work is covered 100%I've told people I know who have employer provided insurance (that they pay for each check) about this deal and they have switched.We are all healthy, which is probably a reason why it is so cheap.

Just as a quick opinion poll, if I may: From an investing or personal purchase standpoint, would you even consider buying a former lab in a state that requires disclosure?