I have used them in the past and they will take care of it all as well as perform testing once complete to give you a clearance letter noting there is no mold.

Here's a simple test: ask them for the lab paperwork on this condition.

Testing for something is due diligence.

Of course they would love to make a quick profit if that happens but this auction is mostly about testing the market and finding leads.

One of the best ways to find out if a developer’s homes stand the test of time is to chat with people who live in houses he has already completed.

One slight hiccup, and that slim profit is wiped out, leading into NEGATIVE equity!

Pickings are slim around here...Does anyone have any recent success stories out of the Bay Area?  

The chances of ever using them is actually very slim.

I realize that you study all you want but at some point have to take the test and most likely will never feel ready for the first one, so I decided to get my feet wet.

The landlord tenant relationship has definitely gotten "chilly" and my patience has been tested one too many times, plus there are upgrades I want to do so I can raise rent, upgrades I can't perform while the property is being inhabited.