And thanks Jon for the detailed instructions :)

You should have your eviction attorney give you proper instructions so that nothing gets fouled up.

That can be a real headache unless you have formal data training.As far as printing goes, please take a look on Youtube.com for any instructional video about completing a mail merge.

It takes time to develop relationships with people from a distance, but if you give them specific instructions on what to do, and what your expectations are, you should be fine.

@Lore Postman Hello, and thank you for providing detailed instructions.

At my instructor's direction, I don't even put a number in, I just scroll through the results.

Those fees are b/c we have to pay the instructors.

The test kits that the EPA has approved are found here: http://www2.epa.gov/lead/epa-recognition-lead-test-kitsOne thing my RRP instructor told me is that if you're planning on doing a whole house gut rehab is that there is a very narrow exemption from the RRP rules:http://www2.epa.gov/sites/production/files/documents/full_rrp_fqs_-_december_19_2012_with_metadata_2.pdfSearch for "gut" in the article.At a minimum, these activities include the removal and replacement of all interior and exterior painted surfaces, including windows.From a moral, ethical, and heath-related basis, though, you need to comply with EPA regulations.

They will come and test and inspect these items and keep you informed.Quick Tip from Will Barnard: I instruct my home inspector to look over the entire home very carefully as they should always, but they do NOT need to go through the work and hassles of writing up the report with all the included photos and such.

That should do it just run a machine per the MFG instructions, does it fast.