We source our water directly from the county and flow our sewer to the municipality, we have no well/lift station/treatment plant or any chemicals.

I don't know what the chemical makeup is of the primer advertised to allow tiling over tile, but I am hoping it is a self etching substance that dries with a tooth.  

Hi all,I’ll keep this to the point as I’m sure there’s millions of posts like this.My situation: Soon to be college grad (May 22), chemical engineering job making 75K before taxes. 0 debt, 720+ credit score, and about 20K in reserves.I’ll be working in Colorado Springs, CO starting this summer and want to get some assets under my belt and there’s 2 options I see.Option 1: buy a small SFH for myself, live in it, then after a few years buy a second small SFH and rent out the other.Option 2: Try a BRRR but remain renting where ever I end up renting.Option 3: repeat option 1 but with condos instead.I have a good tolerance for risk but I want to keep things as hands off as possible long term.Background:I am familiar with analyzing deals, finding a good agent, etc., I was looking for deals (on market condos) for quite some time in MA while in college.

The buffer and carpet cleaning pads are also very inexpensive as are the chemicals to use to clean carpets.

Maybe a tub would be less because of less chemicals, but I'd really think twice about having one of these.

Meth leaves a chemical residue behind that will seep into walls, so you'll have to use something pretty strong, and wear respiratory and skin (gloves, sleeves and goggles) protection.

OR, you could call in a mold remidiation team with hazardous chemical suits and pay them $10,000 to do the same thing.

If you burn it, or heat it to over 1100*F (using a heat gun to peel paint or remove wallpaper), it releases a chemical that will cause brain swelling and that brain swelling can cause brain damage or death. 

I am much harsher in my feelings.

If they have to bring cleaning chemicals, vacuum cleaner, paper towels, trash bags, then expect to pay more.