If you absolutely insist, and he's foolish enough to acquiesce, fine: get some steel toed boots, a hard hat, a good pair of Levi's and be sure to wear working gloves and a heavy Carhart jacket so you at least reduce the chances of getting poked, cut, stomped on, whacked in the head, run through by a saws-all, or do anything else stupid while you're busy out there sweating, wringing your hands, and nervously looking out for your money.

They know how to do simple and complex matched-pair analysis, linear regression, trend analysis, graphic analysis, and grouped data analysis.I don’t think that’s what you are getting at though.

I personally have a polo I had made with the real estate company name that I wear with khaki pants or a good pair of jeans depending on the meeting.

I paired that thinking with putting more money down - which I"m sure you don't quite like due to the hit to C on C return, but it did bring my cash flow up to a positive number.

When viewing properties have a pair of jeans and boots available in your vehicle.  

@J Benoit Nice!

Pair that with how I view my money, and I feel like by not putting these traits to the test I would just be a wasting potential.

J Benoit does a great job hosting.

I own a pair of duplexes and a fourplex in downtown.See you around the site.

She moved a pair of shoes that had sit in her closet for a month and it had what appeared to be a blue hue to it like bread mold or something.I want to get this handled as quickly as possible but I've seen so many horror stories about "mold experts" that employ pseudoscience to diagnose mold issues and I don't want to get raked over the coals here.Again, any advice is extremely helpful.