Im currently a lab manager and contracted marketer for a rehab company.

California fire retardant rules influence the products brought into their market places but in practically every other US state's marketplace as well due to the size of the California marketplaceUnfortunately nearly everything manufactured today now has some type of a hazardous profile, it is just a fact of life Sometimes better living through chemistry isn't always the case Stick with accepted practices and standards for reasonable personal plus professional protectionsCheers

My experience syndicating is that it’s a lot of hard work and requires a level of knowledge, relationships, and team chemistry to make it work well.

There's chemistry involved.

The higher tiers allows you to actually fly to Arizona and attend Clever labs as they call it where you do perform live calls with sellers and buyers with 100% hand holding process.

@Katie Shults We would in no way rent to that person, we don't want our properties to become meth labs.

The cheap one would probably have faster profits since its cheap, although being old, I would probably be dealing with problems with it, and being in the bad part of town, might find a meth lab in the bedroom with how that area is.  

They encouraged me not to take a mold sample to a lab or do an air quality test, indicating that it would be a pointless endeavor.

They would need to see a lab test with 0% asbestos to continue coverage.Earlier this week, I get another termination notice, this time for suspected asbestos on property A (once they went to the correct house).

I recently graduated from the University of Richmond and will hopefully enter medical school in one to two years and in the meanwhile I am working as a researcher in a cell biology lab.