Might use a lawn blower to blow it lose and then pick it up with a wet and dry vac.

I hear this is a great way to get your feet wet in the real estate world. what do you guys think?

Gotta get your feet wet at some point and while there is a lot of work and probably easier deals to start with, I believe there is enough equity built into it to allow for some newbie mistakes.

But, there are numerous options that must be considered.

Most of us do this instead of becoming an agent for numerous reasons.I am impressed by your market research you have already performed, that is a great sign of things to come.

I do have a good job while in school and have numerous job offers for when I graduate in May.

We hire our own subs and do as much of the work ourselves.I've seen numerous rehabbers post that labor is typically 25-35%.

Actually, you have numerous options to consider.You left several extremely important factors from your consideration.

This last statement is based upon numerous studies and research.I rely solely on my websites.

All molds can damage construction materials and most all will also generate mycotoxins that can cause an allergic reaction.If you are trying to determine how old the mold is then yes, the color (or the mold genus) may matter.Example: Stachybotrys and Chaetomium (often considered black molds) usually don't occur until several weeks of wet surfaces have occurred.