Drilling/nailing/screwing to or through the asbestos will definitely disturb it at best and break off chunks at worst. 

If we get other people who they screwed together there could be a bigger case.

Any advice or responses are much appreciated.On a new build, I’d highly recommend using a gc, too many moving parts (literally) to keep track of, & if you screw something up, it could be a massive disaster. 

Because all I would be thinking is why would they pay a lot more if they don’t plan to screw me over. 

Based on the rental estimates, we would net about $700 a month in surplus income since our mortgage is pretty inexpensive.I'm looking to get any and all opinions as I want to make the correct choice for us and also want to make sure I don't screw anything up if we do decide to choose option 2. 

:(So, many agents, property managers, contractors, etc. will either try to screw you deliberately or via their incompetency.If you want to chat about how to navigate OOS investing as best as possible, with the full brutal truth, PM us.

And if the cap did go down the drain, in most cases it would be a simple matter of putting a bucket under the trap, unscrewing the trap, emptying it out and screwing it back in.

I am in survival mode and hopefully things go as planned you are right, it’s really a game of who can screw up less than who can hit the jackpot most, I guess I got cocky and put 10k without inspection think that’s a sure thing 

Indemnification is important but it has to be even -kind of like - if I screw up on me if you screw up on you.

Say that you feel like you screwed up and don't know how to get out of it.