Mitigation systems, if installed by competent mitigators, work very well.

Ceramic tile in the kitchen and baths.5.

If it's a rental I'd go with the cheap berber or a commercial flooring tile.

Its a hassel really, and probably $500-600 to get one new and pay installation.

http://www.lawcash.com/attorney/2648/goodyear-tire-rubber-lawsuit.asp http://www.entraniisettlement.com/index.shtml I am looking at a home (SS Flip) where this is installed as "in slab" in garage and "staple up" in the crawlspace and am concerned that I might have a hard time selling this home or passing a lenders/insurers inspections.

Is installing electric baseboard heat with separate thermostats an option?

Goettl wants $933 for a duct cleaning and $1,685 for the installation of an electronic air cleaner to give our tenants the best air quality.

Painting and flooring (carpet, tile, vinyl planks) would be second.

I would rather not have to remember to pay installments every year. 

Here is what the program allows to be fixed.Roofs, gutters and downspouts (no added value)HVAC, Plumbing & Electrical ( add 50% cost to value)Disabled person’s accessibility improvements (no added value)Lead-based paint stabilization (no added value)Mold abatement/termite repairs (no added value)Asbestos removal (must be done by a licensed asbestos expert) (nominal value)Basement finishing/remodeling (non-structural only) 20% of cost to valueSeptic system/well repair (no added value)Flooring (not including subfloor which is considered structural) (50% of cost to value) Kitchen/bathroom remodels (50% of cost to value)Painting (20% of cost to value)Weatherization (no added value but new windows adds 20%)Appliance purchase and install (50% of cost to value)Landscaping (70% of cost to value if fencing or front yard)Will he have equity to refinance in six months to do this in December 2021, probably not a sustainable plan.