If not, plan on it costing more as there will need to be plastic laid out for 20 feet from the structure, signs posted, and the painter will need to wear a spacesuit, respirator, and gloves.

If you do take it down yourself, make sure the place is well ventilated (open windows), the ceiling is sprayed to minimize dust, you wear a respirator/mask and safety glasses and you block off the rooms that don't have the popcorn ceiling with plastic.

Think litter box abandoned for weeks/needing a respirator to walk through all rooms stench.The floors are laminate/vinyl throughout and will need to be replaced.

I’m wary.Do I need a respirator and Tyvek suit so I don’t come into contact with possible fentanyl?

On my first rehab, I removed it myself - just had to wear one of those respirator masks.

@James Wise  in portlandia the land of mold  its not bad if you can breath normally in the home.. if you need a respirator then your talking bad.it just goes to show some property has no value no matter what it is.. if you could not strip that to the bones and rebuild it and have equity or a cash flow then its value is negative and should be knocked down and turned into a community garden like they do here in PDX were all the hipsters grow there veggies... they pick them put them on shelfs on the side walks with cans to put the money in when you buy them.

It is a safe product than can be used without a respirator.

You need a proper respirator to use this stuff.

If someone does crack a wall at the very least wear a respirator.

You need to contain the area, have negative air machines, a shower, respirators, tyvec suit, etc.