Some colleges will still need to be open for certain classes such as the sciences where lab classes can’t be done elearning style.  

Go grab price labs and do some real digging

The best source of information seems to be the Eviction Lab at Princeton University.

I believe there are actually laws regarding how to handle a house (and the rehab) that was a drug lab.

I work full time in an analytical lab and would like to connect with someone in the Bowling Green/Findlay/Toledo area that is house-flipping.

Meth lab?

Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself" by Joe DispenzaA study of how we become who we are and how we can make lasting changes.He's a chiropractor and "...His postgraduate training covered neurology, neuroscience, brain function and chemistry, cellular biology, memory formation, and aging and longevity."

of course, but i learned from that too. no one has ever set out to do anything and learned how to do it with out first learning how not to do it. the greatest story i ever heard was about the assistant to thomas edison. when edison finally invented a working light bulb, ( which by the way took him 10,000 tries), he gave the bulb to his assistant to carry upstairs to the testing lab. the poor kid tripped on the stairs and broke the bulb. edison simply made another one and gave it to the same kid again to take upstairs. when someone asked him why he gave it to this kid since he broke the first one, edison simply said " i bet he won't do that again". he was right. learn how to do something wrong the first time to learn how to do it right the next time. get out there and just get going...... good luck to you

If you have an inspection company come out, they will do a tape test on multiple areas of the house, and will send the tape samples off to a lab for testing to determine the amount and type(s) of mold present. 

I noticed the market, and decided to have our team set up to have the infrastructure in place to meet flippers needs after they purchase from wholesalers, auctions, etc  to when they list.So our core focus is below.1) Priced right (Getting the best price the market can offer)2) Fast selling (holding costs)3) Execution( Staging, Photography, Contractors if needed during the flip, asset loans, marketing, etc)Also in Delaware its an attorney state, so the chemistry has to be in place other wise deals can blow up if the team is not glued.Our problems are different from the traditional realtors, as I believe in specializing in one type of client to meet their needs more efficiently.If we miss other opportunities by not servicing others, I'm happy about that, because that means we stayed disciplined and sharpen our edge.