@John Bergstrom - Why not call a local environmental engineer and have them test it? 

Using both the assessor's site and the mls search engine, you can create your own form of sales comparison similar to what an appraiser would do. 

I have an engineering degree, but it was my side hustle that propelled me to FI within a few short years.Good luck and if you have any questions you can always PM me.

I currently work as a network engineer for a telecom and I'm looking into real estate investing and wealth building. 

A flick of the legislative pen can wipe out your income engine.

I understand the trials and tribulations of working with friends and family, but I am willing to take these on for my first deal.My experience in real estate isn't super extensive but I am a data engineer for my day job with a background in statistics and finance.

Haha, I am kidding though, I love my engineering job and plan to do great things doing it. 

I am a college student doing civil engineering and I am extremely busy all week.

@Matt Honeyford I'd do the reverse engineering and look for the companies myself by:1) searching on BP for marketing companies specializing in RE or more specifically in flipping2) searching on Google for marketing companies specializing in RE or more specifically in flipping3) asking at local networking events for recommendations4) going to large RE conferences (NYC has a ton) and talking to marketing vendors there5) I will give you a name of someone who does real estate marketing in general

As long as it is solid hardwood...or engineered with an actual hardwood wear layer that can be refinished, the sand off the old varnish and some of the wood and then put new coats on.