@Will CrockerA buddy got bagged by the sign police.

Growing up I remember lots of folks spreading waste oil on gravel and dirt roads to control dust.

Sure, that's possible if you mix a few low balls (the majority of deals) and one huge winner into the bag.

Also, as Brad Boone stated, forced air has a tendency to circulate dust and allergens.

Normally I toss out those flyers from the mail or use them as disposable dust pans.

It really depends on how much you have left of your own cash in a deal when the dust settles (after rehab and permanent financing is in place).

Unless you had a signed contract I don't see anything unethical to the point of making any dust over it, she may have said she's sell, but without a contract she can change her mind.

I was working on a rehab in January/February and turned the heat down to 50 when I wasn't there and back up to 70 when I was there.I had one of the contractors who was doing drywall work open a window while he was working (to let out the dust) and he didn't close it.

You could do that here by getting an inspector to comment on the lead remediation requirements in your area even in the absence of taking dust swipes for lead.

They may limp along for a while but in the end you will get stuck holding the bag when they "auger-in".