Considers first aid/workers comp to be a shovel and a bag of lime.

first thing i would do is put "motivated seller" in the MLS ticket. second is lower the price if you are that motivated.try it, but i dont think the incentive will help.... remember that most agents just finished high school and some have a political science college degree (worthless), so they can't think outside of a plastic bag.

Bring help, lots of garbage bags, LOTS of disposable gloves and, possibly, face masks...and for heavens sake, DON'T open the tenants refrigerator.  

The tenant left feces on the freshly painted walls and the new carpet, left a huge trash bag full of rotting food in the house, with maggots all over it. 

It is a mixed bag in my area: about 25% the owner pays all utilities, 25% tenant pays all, and 50% they split. 

We have posted "no dumping allowed" signs but that doesn't stop anything so short of installing an expensive camera system in hopes to capture video of the scum bags, what else can we do?

I have a trailer load of tree branches and brush, as well as a few bags of leaves.

Comments above about disturbing the material certainly (and obviously) apply as the exposure is from "air borne particles".FYI: Testing can ONLY be performed in a lab, and you have to mail samples (in zip lock, labelled bags) to the company, one such isWestern Analytical Lab, 12734 Brandford St, Suite # 19, Arleta, CA 91331WesternAnalytical @ gmail.com(not associated nor promoting, just a service I have used)@Bill S is spot on with the Happiness approach IMO.

Akron is kind of a mixed bag.

., in a wholesaler's bag of tricks, these deals are not normally for the feint of heart.