IF you need a lender for that, Google Shawn Huss, Chemical Bank...for his phone number....I've utilized him for financing to buy 4 properties out in Cleveland since 2017. 

I am also in the O&G/Chemical industry and live in Houston.I look forward to networking with you both.

The “black” mold which can be very toxic to some people, is mold which grows on certain chemicals which are not typically present in a residential home,  it does not refer to the color of mold.  

The house had been vacant for 8 years, so the majority of the chemicals had disipated.

Now I was also told by an exterminator, that any home built in the before mid 70's, probably had yearly treatments with a chemical that was so potent, its probably still active in those homes.

I am a machine operator at a chemical plant based out of Cincinnati, OH.

Chemical bank will loan 30 year for $ 27,000 and over.Life is but a dream.Courtney

If you're using any kind of OPM everyone is being hesitant or using much harsher terms than usual.

They spray some chemical around the house, and it goes a certain depth into the soil and creates a chemical barrier the termites cant pass through.

The tenants still have power in the unit (i.e. other appliances and outlets are all working), but I don't want to neglect this and create a situation where a fire hazard may be present.My question is: is there any type of preventative maintenance (i.e. periodically add deox/other chemicals to support conductivity) or inspections I should be doing as landlord on the panel every so often?