@Yonah Weiss my degree is in Chemical Engineering.

The chemical reaction literally cooks it's self into a hard plastic. 

You realize that you will be required to bring this house up to the lead standards, which minimally includes visual and chemical tests and inspections (you pay for those). 

The heat treatment is more expensive than the chemical treatment, but it works better. 

My daughter, that just graduated from the University of Arkansas as a chemical engineer but that school charged us $6,000 a semester but we did not take on any long term debt. 

Likely with Chemical Bank.

Chemical Engineer, gig'em Aggies!!!!

There were 11 vehicles parked on my lawn, the door was wide open, and a sign posted on the wall next to the door read "hazardous chemicals have been removed from this home." 

It was closer to the chemical plants.

Also due to hiring at the chemical and oil plants.Yes, I know the jobs could dry up, but the investment required is pretty small for the possible returns, so I think it should be relatively safe with a good possibility of high profits.Matthew, this type of park would be different from the campground type, because the renters would be staying longer term, rather than just for the weekend and leaving.