If the appraiser puts them on when he (not sure why I assumed it was a man) gets there, it should be fine-plus they can go ahead of him and open and cupboards or doors that he needs opened minimizing the need for him to touch surfaces.  

May be harsh at surface level, but its a business not a charity. 3) I only rent to soldiers at Ft.

Old TV,   Old but sturdy furniture,  hard surface floors,  etc.   

For small areas, a bleach solution can work, but be cautious of potential surface damage.

On the surface by looking at google maps this is a tough place to do retail.  

These luxurious, durable surfaces not only enhance the visual appeal of the property but also add significant value.

I've heard tidbits on Atlanta and Denver as well, but I have only just begun to scratch the surface on nationwide market trends.

He is looking at 100k rehab and he is not sure once clean up everything and go to the surface there may be other hidden issues.

@Shane BrownIf the mold is isolated to sheatrock like after storm related flooding, you could just cut out the bad sections of sheatrock and dry out the area.When it’s this bad and mold is on all surfaces, usually a crew in proper safety gear has to come in clean the place with a mold killing solution.

I don't have to worry about if I overpaid, it works for me.And if new information surfaces I just put that into my system it's simple maintenance.