@Dillon Baerhttps://codes.iccsafe.org/content/chapter/11010/Assuming this property is not sprinkled already...maybe you can find a grandfather clause...work with the Dept. of Commerce. 

I had rather been hoping everything would be dry, since there has been no water for a year, but no such luck. 1/4 can of Febreeze and holding my breath gave me enough time to sprinkle 1/2 box of Ridex septic treatment into the bowl of the toilet.

The area I’m in is C-B with a few A neighborhood sprinkled in with no rhyme or reason to their location, demand for rental properties is high but the landlords here already close niche and older.

I assume since it would also be a legal third unit you would have to sprinkle the house per the building code.

We ended up using no parking type signs with private parking sprinkled in.

Your first pitches won't have much to go off of except establishing your personal credibility/RE knowledge, your hustle and knowledge, sprinkled with a little confidence, will go a long way.

I'd like to say I agreee with them, but here's what I'd sprinkle on top: 1.

A few blocks east there were homes around $700-800k, with a few $350k sprinkled in.

Just sprinkle it on the carpets.The internet has many sites with instructions on how to use it.It odorless and non-toxic, as opposed to the chemical stuff.I've used it to great effect.Good Luck!

One block is run down, the next is Class B+, then back to C and back to B+ with some A class spots sprinkled in.