I know there are a few ways to deal with this without testing and abatement, but I’m new to this and want to make sure I’m doing things the right way - and the healthiest way for my family and I (we will likely be living there for at least part of the remodel) and any future inhabitants.  

My own house is an 1845 Greek Revival.

I have honestly never met a Greek who spends a lot of money on an extravagant lifestyle and reaps any significant visible personal or familial benefits from it.

Capital controls were only fully lifted from Greek banks this September.My uncles run a shoe factory making soles for Italian bootmakers.

@David Mos do you know anything about Greek real estate? 

There are many places to eat(Pizza, Boston Market, Dunkin Donuts, Bagel Deli, Indian, BBQ, Greek) and stores (7/11, CVS, Auto-Zone, TD Bank, Post-Office, Florist, Gas station) all within a three-minute walk.

To really give it a “Master” bathroom feel.I think I finally have a layout, but it would entail a Greek style soaking tub.

Sure, I think and utilize the other Greek’s teachings more in the course of a solo jobsite workday…that being Archimedes.

When the test came around, and it might as well be in Greek (most of the symbols in math are greek- thats a math joke).

I don't want to throw my hands up and say, "it's all Greek to me" but I must admit, I am a bit confused.Followup question, I assume having these document numbers will speed up my search at the courthouse?