Sure you can have it steam cleaned but it's still 10 oz of sugar and dye that mostly remain.  

I suggest putting in at least 4 inches to cap your building and improve energy consumption, At the time of the tear off coordinate renting a blown insulation machine too and you can add insulation from the roof into the attic/crawl space above the ceiling level to avoid interior repairs.

I believe they are simple sugar ants, but I'm not an expert.

This is similar to, but not the same as, the yield of beans in China, since China is the most populated nation on earth and the yield is much higher, (which is due to the poor air quality in China and why bean consumption is regulated) with the yield or output being much more concentrated over time.And, why hard money lenders usually don't chase tax liens in Texas, nor do they develop lists for investors to purchase with their funds as they rely more on the security interests in a property rather than a UCC filing.   

I don't think anyone here will sugar coat that with guru fairy dust but it definitely is possible.Good luck to you.

We were able to get a credit from the bank to cover the cost.I won't sugar coat things and say the flip went super smooth.

These would most likely be BTU meters.I just finished building a 315 unit project in Boston and we actually put a water submeter in every unit to measure their water consumption. 

I've had good luck with Stewart Title out in Fulshear but less enthused with one of the branches is Sugar Land.

If you do so I'll be happy to throw some beers and sugar your way!

However R/E transactions in the Philippines was always done personally because upon purchase they are subject to consumption tax of 12% if purchased by a corporation (which is stupid).Not sure how valuable this information is to you because I've since wound down the HK company.