In the process of trying to sell the house to our tenant, we discovered extensive damage to the house because of the synthetic stucco material. 

There are different levels of service, chemicals, filter cleaning, etc. but you want them to check and keep an eye on your equipment.

To build houses out of the product.I'm just a bad handyman that makes his living salvaging what is there, but I agree with this question.What about alternative and synthetic products? 

Work shift work at a chemical refinery making ~$120k/year.

I just graduated from Cornell University with a degree in Chemical Engineering, and I will be working as an Associate Consultant at Bain & Company while I am here in Chicago.Most recently I am reading Craig Curelop’s The House-Hacking Strategy and I would like to get an owner-occupied FHA loan for a small multi-family home somewhere in the Lakeview area of Chicago.

My favorite is the city inspector had to come back again to complete approval because the first time the HVAC didn't have a tiny little lockable cap that supposedly kept people from getting high on the chemicals inside the HVAC.

The theory goes as the economy moves from expansion to contraction and back again, there are certain sectors of the market you need to be in, e.g. energy, consumer staples, tech, chemicals.

If you look in fields like Chemical/Computer/Petroleum/Civil/other Engineering, I think those people are much more successful at finding jobs, because we need those people more than ever.

If you want to save money and use strong chemicals for pest control of your rentals, contact the agriculture department for your license requirements.

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