From what I understand, todays products provide a chemical bond so prep is limited to a thorough cleaning.

Once all areas where mold is typically found are demo'd and cleaned up, I would demo the remaining flooring and open all the walls.

Thank You for the assistance I guess I was just not picking up on the "passive" part of the previous posts.

The margins are often a lot better too on these than on a "clean deal".That said, my biggest wholesale flip profit (6 figures) came from a filed probate case.

It is such a shame that investors can no longer assist buyers in purchasing a modest mobile home.

We offered a fall clean up with reasonable rates and have mentioned to some of them that along the way there are some small repairs that might be a good idea.

I still retain my MLS access by being my partners assistant. he is an agent.

Also, the unit is carpeted so I would imagine the carpets are saturated with it.If I buy the place and rip out all the carpeting, clean the walls and ceiling and completely re-paint, will this eliminate all traces of the smoke?

Since they're front loaders you might ask him if he cleans the boot on the washers when he comes to empty coin boxes.

And got news for all the bad azzes here, you ain't the meanest in the valley, start off with an attitude and you may get your clock cleaned, there is always someone who can do that, regardless of what class you took.