As evidenced by the fact that a number of people are getting elevation certificates that are proving they are above the flood zone in certain instances.

Wondering if an eviction now been elevated to a foreclosure.  

Bicycle Room (ground floor would be best for that), vending machines, etc.Does the building have (an) elevator(s)?

: I don't know what kind of practice your husband has but unless there is an elevator in the building I would not put a medical practice in a place that requires stairs to get anywhere (even just for staff).

THis is your elevator speech.

{must click shiny star}It is a well written pitch ... a bit long for an elevator unless you are in Dubai or Taipei, but provides all the details one might need.

California has some strict standards for determining if mold spore counts are elevated, and many professionals in various states will use the California standards for their determination (even though it's not legally applicable outside of California).So, you'll never be able to honestly tell a buyer, "Tests indicate that there is no mold in the house!"

Check out your local building associations and also check out town permits and see who the contractors are or ask the local building inspector if he recommends anyone.go to REIA meetings and when you give your elevator pitch ask if anyone knows a reliable contractor that is investor friendly.

Once you and the tenant/buyer have signed a real estate contract, they have equitable title, and in my view that would  elevate the status of what is intended as merely an option.  

The problem with holding him responsible for the cost of the air test if nothing is found is that there is no clear pass or fail for the test, so he could say "well there is a slighlty elevated level of this type of mold which normal people aren't allergic to, so you have to pay because I was right...