I have had mold in 2 of my properties and have found that sometimes it is just surface mold that can be removed and dry wall replaced, sometimes it requires more intervention.

Being as cheap as possible, I get my hair almost shaved off so I only have to go pay them about every 3-4 months:) On a different note, I had considered trying to get more into commercial.

Runs short on his own flips and they sit dry losing a size spread of profit.  

But then I found this guy named Mark Whitten in Baltimore he had a book " How to flip houses like your hair is on fire" So i googled testimonials actually emailed him and found him out to be real and not a gimmick.

Hair and muck. 

I don't currently own any properties yet, but I feel like this is a good but cut-and-dry plan.

Things may have changed as this was a year and a half ago but I was left high and dry.

You don't know cold until you have your nose hair freeze after being outside for 30 seconds.  

If it is several rooms and they need washing I usually get a helper to wash and clean while I paint and to remove tape before paint dries, clean up paper or plastic etc. 

Down the sanitary sewer is a better option than the storm sewer since who knows whats in it.Then get a big shop vac and go to work to get what's left.Then get dehumidifiers and run them until its really dry.