If it's in carpet, you'll probably have to pull the carpet and pad out completely because that odor won't go away.It can be an expensive fix, so do not let it go any longer.

We have a futon and a single foam folding pad as well as a hide a bed but don't list any of them as primary sleeping areas.Do you have your calendar blocked more than 3 months out?

@Jared Fisher I don't typically use hot pads directly.

They factor in their margin and make money on the construction draws.Another way to do it is a profit sharing agreement, where you get 30% and they get 70% of the true costs, be aware it is easy to pad building costs on a projectIt does work and can be very profitable.DO YOUR HOMEWORK AND DUE DILIGENCE!!

And when thieves brake in multiple times while your trying to rehab it ( see another BP post of a nice lady experiencing that) and let m know when you have to buy security systems so your houses don't get trashed..

Their place is in the Panorama Park area. 3/2 fully remodeled with a salt water pool (entertainers pad for sure).

So do a rent survey using the usual sites as the source (Craiglists, Zillow, Hot Pads, FB marketplace, etc.) paying particular attention to the cheapest units on any of those sites (realize outlier cheap units may be a scam and not really exist). 

Would It be wise to remove the mold (drywall, carpet/pad etc) and have new tests conducted prior to rehab?

@Eric F.I took the bootcamp and bought my first 56 pad park 4 months ago.My me it was well worth the $

You should see me…literally writing notes on a scratch pad of areas, ideas, and research that still needs to be done on my end.I have started researching OOS areas to invest in.