Other than the fact that I'm really cute, a great talker and have been on the planet longer than dirt, why on earth would they do that?

This allows me to bet on appreciation without acquiring a potentially toxic asset if prices drop.

I can't see there ever being a high demand for that on this planet... but that's just me.Kudos,Mary

So, not only did I get almost 100% financing (I have to pay 2 pts and closings costs), I also get the sage advice of a guy who has flipped more than 500 houses.There isn't a bank on the planet that is going to suggest to you how to run your deal.

Quit being so toxic and hateful, you may be labeled as a troll.  

DNAInfo just wrote an article on Avondale as a matter of fact  (https://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20171003/avondale/lonely-planet-top-10-up-and-coming-neighborhoods-2017).

I'd avoid bleach as you can start to make some pretty toxic gas depending on the concentrations of acids. 

Left the fridge full of toxic mold.

If you found out the properties were built on top of a toxic dump, would you use that information in your negotiations? 

I can also help you add value to your flips by making improvements in energy efficiency and comfort.Lastly, I'd just like to add that though there's loads of money to be made and saved in building green, the value-added proposition here is that it's good for our planet and our communities.