Consequently, the contractor should bring in dehumidification units designed to dry the air in the containment until the ALL CLEAR has been given.)How will we know it's been done correctly and it's ready to rebuild?

Then work on your internal page links.The yellow letters work but a well designed website will compliment the direct mail efforts.

If it is well designed and looks professional it will probably work.

Schluder is the best waterproofing option in any situation, but its expensive and its designed to work as a complete system( floor to ceiling wall to wall).

I'm in the design-phase. 

This of course is county specific, but I know in Gwinnett they have an office designated for researching the estate owners information as it is all public or they have a subscription you have to pay where you can get access from home at anytime.In regards to your question about finding out about the owner, if listed on the tax assessors office as an LLC then go to the state website (sos.ga.gov) and look up that business, which would give you the registered agent as you mentioned.

Examples of expenses include: liability insurance, property closing costs, new work phone line, architectural blueprint design, land survey, contractor licensing fees, gas, etc.I have my general contractors license for the first time this year.

After getting interested in real estates and realizing I cant work my way to happiness and freedom by just staying at my full time job ( Architecture Designer).

For what it's worth, I highly recommend you only invest in that complex after taking a hard look at your investment strategy. 

Oh, PS, I'm working with the Home Depot kitchen designer to redo the kitchen in my apartment...I'm considering their 24-month no interest financing... comments?