Hello everyone,My house has been renovated, but I find it a tedious task to clean all the dust, and dirt Though it is newly renovated, I think the house needs a thorough cleaning.

Leave on foot or in a body bag.

You cannot save right until you spend right. 10 years ago when I moved to alaska I had a 3 month job a dog and 3 duffel bags.

The drywall install and tape, float and sand will actually further clean the slab as all the dust acts to abrade and gather dirt.

Just because you have an LLC doesn't mean you finance properties through it.I finance in my own name, and when the dust settles, I quit-claim over to the LLC.

Buy 275,000 $1 bags of candy?

If I can not get access to the property, I will assume anything built before 1982 will contain asbestos/lead in common materials (based on my experience there's a 90% chance this is the case).I believe Texas requires any "contractor" performing ASB abatement to have a license, which means Texas has some regulations established regarding removal & disposal.In California, if you are the property owner you can perform the removal/abatement yourself (assuming SFR), the only requirement is that the asbestos waste be bagged up & taken to a designated facility (in my case in Santa Barbara there is a facility at UCSB where homeowners can take the waste at no/minimal charge). 

@Steve Vaughan  one thing for certain once people understand how safe it is to own rentals in East Wenatchee there is going to be a huge run.. no forest fires maybe a grass fire and of course some blowing dust and sand.. but other than that one of the safest places to be for any kind of negative weather events. 

But when the dust settled and the rent checks started rolling in, I started looking for property number 2.

But of the ones that don't, I would feel for those investors being serviced, that were left holding the bag.