You could evict, re-rent and find the new tenant has a meth lab. 

I figure BP is the perfect lab to test these scenarios.

Agents must work under the direction and supervision of a broker who holds the agent's license. 

Thanks Erik, Looks like I need to get a real estate license and find a broker"A nonlicensed person under the supervision of a licensed real estate broker who contacts the public for the purpose of setting an appointment for the broker to meet with them regarding buying or selling property and giving out general public information specifically authorized by the broker."

The Ohio Division of RE requires that all property management companies (other than those strictly managing the properties that they own) must be operated with licensed RE agents, and under the direct supervision of a RE broker.

I manage eleven units now under supervision.

I was lucky in that I was paid to supervise rehab and improvement projects and learned a lot about houses before buying them.

While there were a couple property management companies offering positions, they were only available during times that I am currently at my full time job at a lab on campus.

Unless the contractor sent the mold to the lab to identify the species (I.e. aspergilus, penicillium, etc.) there would be no way to tell what the characteristics of the particular mold would be.Account Closed - well done!

I file a claim with them, they inspect the damage and they supervise a payment plan with the tenant.