This is one of those things that you never want to have to put your protection to the test but if you do, you want to be protected.

I guess I have to test it out how good he is at either end.

In some places you can get a contractor's license, but here it requires a tuff test of code requirements, techniques and legal contracting aspects and requires experience to be shown.To compare prices, get a bid per square.

Testing is always needed with every type of marketing.

However good marketing is about testing.

Another good investment would be the state class for Realtors, you don't have to take the test or be a Realtor, but knowing what they teach will be very helpful.

The software vendor for our MLS system is Rapattoni , and I haven’t even been to the training class, just test driving at this point.My initial focus was to identify good flipping neighborhoods by looking for aggregations of MLS “consumer” sales/listings/pendings (not lender or short sales) in the past 9 mths throughout my broad target areas, in the exit price range I wanted to focus on initially (100-150K).

Spread it for a few weeks and no animal in their right mind will want to be on your lawn....That said, you can always try this:Property complexes step into DNA testing of dog poopHere's a company that offers the service: http://www.pooprints.com/I'm actually curious on the cost (you need to submit a form to get a quote), but if anyone knows, please share.If it is affordable, this might be a good way to make a few extra bucks from those tenants who don't pick up the pet waste.

I created a test file and tried both Brian Burke and Scott Williams methods.

Got a pest control company out and did a mold test.