Do you mean for substance abuse treatment?

The house would sell for around 70K right now because they just couldn’t afford to keep up with maintenance and on top of that had an adult kid with substance abuse problems who has trashed it.

They look kind of like rust or some sort of chemical.

Personally I don't find extermination as a wholesome approach there are more environment friendly or chemical free ways to handle uninvited insects such as diatomaceous earth or boraxAppreciate your inputs

The faster way would be to flip your cash (or cash like substances) into larger cash, then use the profits (after you've grown your seed money) ONLY to buy your hold properties. 

Judge @Phillip Grove for the substance of his seminar or training, not your own biased on "Gurus" who charge money.

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Hi all,I'm purchasing my first property (Milwaukee) and asked my mortgage broker (Chemical Bank) about transferring the deed after the loan is secured.

I help people with substance abuse and behavioral issues get their lives back on track.

I have tried several agents, PM and brokers and with trial and error established who are just shiny objects and which one have substance in it.