Usually with mold if you can find the source and either remove the building materials as much as possible and or treat it with chlorine mixed with water. 

We recently expanded to a house across the street and just added VRBO to the mix so we'll see how well that fills in the gaps. 

The property is located in Canora and is mainly 1 bedrooms with bachelors and 3 beds mixed in.

There are companies trying to bring down the costs of building by churning out prefabs at economies of scale, but from what I've heard a lot of them are still building the traditional stick-built way within the factories so they aren't taking advantage of the cost savings they might get if they could tap into newer tech (CNC milling, etc... though that can also lead to a lot of waste).”So, my follow up question to anyone that happens to see this is, does anyone have experience with pocket communities/micro hotels/tiny home land shares?

Commercial Mixed Use?

Don’t mix personal money and business.

Your insurance company may be different but here's a list to stay away from:Akitas, American Bulldogs, Beaucerons, Belgian Malinois, Caucasian Mountain Dogs, Chows, Doberman Pinschers, German Shepherds, Great Danes, Keeshonds, Mastiffs, Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Rhodesian Ridgebacks, Staffordshire Terriers, Wolf Hybrids, or any mix or variation of these breeds, any dog with a history of bitingYou'll also want to check with local municipalities: in most cases if someone has a "support animal" you can't charge pet fees nor pet rent. 

Would be great if some tech or other industry would pop into that area to strengthen the upper end job markets.. 

They take left overs and mix cans together for some basic neutrals. 

Pittsburgh is now being dubbed the new tech city, and that can only benefit our future.