I had 2 clean up agencies give a bid as well as the property inspector, they seem to collaborate that 80% in Utah was what they are seeing come back (testing higher than the legal limit that the health department/State of Utah says is inconsequential amount in the house (0.1 µg/100cm²)).

I would love to connect and see ways to collaborate.

Perhaps we might collaborate.

Thanks James.Looking forward to more collaboration especially since you're based in Cleveland.

However, an appraiser may be tasked to provide a private valuation for an entity where there is collaboration with that company's accounting and financial circles.

Here's a brief description that I've put together describing this process.Construction Management as a Stepping Stone to CollaborationThe CM delivery method serves to better align the Contractor’s Goals with those of the Owner.1.Fixed Fee – no markups on change orders2.Transparency – Open book bidding and accounting allows Owner complete access to project cost records. 3.Flexibility - Allows for multiple scopes to be bid and analyzed by the CM and Owner prior to committing resulting in huge flexibility on the project scope.4.Collaboration – Owner can use the CM Agency as his “Right Hand Man” truly representing the Owner’s best interests.5.Non-Adversarial – Because the CM is contracted on a fixed fee, there is no arguing over change orders.

I know we are a small state, but am looking to possibly network, meet up, or collaborate with any Delaware investors/wholesalers.

I'd love grab a drink next week and share my experiences and collaborate with you. 

@Mike Catalfamo I probably won't be B&Hing in Everett in the near future, but it does offer some opportunities for collaborating with other investors.

We've all identified our specialties/strengths and are able to stay in our lanes while still collaborating as needed.