I've been in your shoes and decided to liquidate my roth ira's (was even able take a loss on them) to buy more sfr rentals.

Haha, I tried to "refinish" a fiberglass tub in a mobile home with plastic spray paint.

You spray it on and it kills the mold and the mold spores.

Keeping some liquidity on hand is good and allows you to jump on good investments, but you're implicitly paying an opportunity cost for your money, and at the very least, your cash is eroding at the rate of inflation (historically around 3% a year).

A gallon of Odor Out in an average livingroom, sprayed everywhere and wiped down worked pretty good.

I'm considering grabbing a pepper spray to carry with me just to have something that can be helpful at a distance.

Their suggestion (aside from paying for remediation) was to clean it with Dawn dish detergent liquid.

As for the trenchless repairs, I once saw on a television show how they were repairing lines in NY using some type of material that is sprayed into the old pipes and basically forming a new one, eliminating the need to dig up the roads, etc.

While most of the ones in CA know me because of my liquidity services, I am not in the business of providing fiduciary services for others and have mostly shunned the opportunity to be alligator wrestler/administrator anymore due to the rigors sometimes required.No doubt you'd be able to either buy, rent or compile your own list of trustees in your state.

Hello,I am very interested in real estate investment but I don't know were to start. people who I have been talking to suggest to do some wholesales to get some liquid then turn around and diverse into other types of real estate investments.