This could be achieved through onsite 3-D printing of components, drone labor to assemble the multifamily building, major NGO investment in these technologies.

There are different types of mold airborne strain and on surfaces.Some mold at elevated levels might not bother some and other people with allergies or other conditions could send them to the doctor with symptoms.You have to determine if it is mold the cause of it.

but i think for just pure cash flow  the Dalles might make sense you have the big cloud computing center there etc.. so you get a lot of over flow from the folks that work for the Boeing subsidiary in Hood River.. they make the drones. 

Screws the non W2 office drones but -- eh, take the good with the bad. 

. * Circle your house in those last overhead/drone photos so I know which house it is w/out having to click back and forth and play matching games.

I recently got my drone license so maybe we can network and line some things u if you need some Ariel photography.

You're all disillusion if you think you can just plug  some off the shelf public data into some off the shelf software and think you're going to change the world or at the very least gain a competitive advantage.Try creating an automated system that will fly a drone into a house, analyse it and come up with rehab budgets; you could sell that for billions if you could make it work, but good luck

Drones!

Asbestos is only a problem when air born so if you don't disturb the area it is in then you are fine.

Wow.I have a friend who's vacation rental burned to the ground; she said hiring an insurance adjuster of her own to work with her insurance company was helpful.If your tenants have their own renters insurance that should help.I agree you should get a structural engineer out there to determine if there is any structural damage, and I think getting a lawyer to assist, maybe two, one who is familiar with landlord/tenant law and another who deals with insurance perhaps.There's been a rash of older drivers around here driving into store fronts, not at a million miles an hour like in your case, but they all after-the-fact get those steel posts in front of the building, since you're at the end of an intersection maybe installing something like that might make sense, although I doubt it would have helped in this case given the cars became airborne.