First thing I would do is tent off bathrooms with tubs an showers and demo surrounds and floors, bag it all up and get it out.

When I first got my license.... way back when, someone told me, after your buyer signs the contract, hand them a bag of M&M's, and tell them to take them for the "buyers remorse" that natually comes afterwards.

You can no longer "submit" new offers.I am moving on to something else, just wanted a "NO" so I can move this off my desk to the dust collection pile LOL.

I would not pounce on a property that had just been deeded to an heir until the dust settles out of probate, unless I was aware of the issues, if any.

Hey, 8,500 posts I'm wearing out the second lap top and one notebook bit the dust!

Its like a mini Silicon Valley with dust!

Your underlying policy pays $500k, your umbrella pays $250k, and you hold the bag for $500,000.Of course, this might be moot.

LOL, just kidding, OK has some well kept secrets, dust storms, tornados, LOLNo, it's got some really nice areas, weather, opportunities and good down to earth folks.

The burglars didn’t make near as much of a mess as the police finger print dust, which didn’t find anything.

Which is fair, most of the scum bags in this industry make my life more difficult.