@Jeff Mora it's difficult to give you a meaningful answer without any context.

Get the carpet treated as quickly as possible, if it's worth saving call the carpet people out, they will extract it  loosen it up in a corner or 2 and put in humidifier's .

In an environment where a bank has a lot of low interest loans fixed in the market and rates begin to rise though, a strong incentive would be created for bankers to seek out assets placed into LLCs and call those loans due (and then offer to refinance at the current higher rates) or at or very least to use the threat of calling the loan to extract concessions for renegotiation of the loan.

If you start messing around with increasing your mortgage payment (i.e. increasing the balance by refinancing to extract equity) you really put that in jeopardy.  

But finally, I can share something meaningful. 

It is a LOT harder to decipher THAT, and come up with some barbaric equation-simulation that extracts EVERYTHING and spits out an answer, than it is to just build a website and rank #1 and dominate... honestly.yup yup.Overlord has spoken!

Go look at soil vapor extracting costs/ sparging/ lawsuits... 

This law describes license-required activities and I encourage you to try to read it objectively - not through the eyes of someone who is attempting to rationalize a loophole in the law.While the whole counsel of the law is in play, the meaningful excerpts are:1. ...for another person...  

@Adam BrittThe first step towards any meaningful investment is accounting.Where are you right now.

That's too much of a range to be meaningful.