It's a little late for this, but you also should have a sample of the flooring tested for asbestos.

Over the past several years I had learned a ton of usable nutritional information from books like "Wheat Belly" and "Grain Bran" to vastly improve my health, clear up some previous dietary related medical conditions, and shave my body fat down to around 12%.

If anyone wants a sample contract or scope I would be happy to send to them.

@Taz McDole and @Christopher Haynes a lot of those questions could be answered by checking out some of the sample letters on yellowletters.com    

Might be worth some samples and testing. 

As of this writing, all HAFA agreements must be finalized and signed by December 31, 2012.Please download the Treasury Department’s Supplemental Directive 09-09 for more specific details and samples of forms to be used in processing HAFA transactions.Notice "end buyer" above, (may have double meaning,) Also hearing if the seller wishes not to participate in the HAFA contract they can opt-out in writting on cover letter or hardship letter.In another thread in SS BP their is some compelling reasons why HAFA may not behoove them.

Now, I only looked at about 15 properties, so that may not be a perfect sample.

I downloaded their sample letters and I have been using the one specifically for buyers.

Yes, I did cut out a sample of the existing floor and brought it into a local showroom... and I'm still asking the question.

If you wanted to have a single "tape lift" type of sample taken at one of the heaviest areas, you could.