If somebody  told me there was a bag with a million dollars in ot at the top of a 50 foot tree, i would overcome my fear and clomb up that tree as fast and safe as possible.

Sounds like the industry, and the used car industry as a whole has some really shady characters, e.g. people who "replace" the damaged vehicles deployed airbags with bags of packing materials or paper.

You can buy a huge bag of Quickcrete at HD for under $3.

(We found the bag of empty wrappers.)

Then there would be a whole new national crisis over this problem.I think part of the problem has to do with people that are nut-bags not having a place to be housed and treated too.

I get new wholesalers that call me that in many cases were sold a bag of goods for training because after talking with them about the "deal" I realize quickly they are doing it wrong.

The mold investigator however, may create a scope that tells them to carefully place the mold contaminated debris into plastic bags and seal the bags before moving them out of the work area.

I haven't tried this but heard that if you place regular charcoal in a netted bag, place a couple bags in the air ducts and run the AC system, the smell would go away.

For around $50 you can go to Kinkos and print off 1000 flyers and buy a couple bags of rubber bands and walk your neighborhoods and put the a flyer on every door.

Frustration for the caller and a lengthy conversation trying to explain that private money lenders don't want to be the one holding the bag, especially at the end of a good real estate cycle.