Investment property renovation projects, common across Logan's active property investment market as investors look to update older purchased properties before re-letting or reselling, need to account for asbestos-related testing as part of standard renovation planning, given how commonly investment properties across the area fall within the relevant older construction era. Investors planning a renovation project on a recently purchased older Logan property benefit from building testing into their project budget and timeline from the outset, rather than treating it as an unexpected additional cost or delay discovered partway through what was planned as a straightforward cosmetic update. This consideration is particularly relevant for investors working to a defined renovation timeline ahead of re-letting or resale, where an unexpected mid-project discovery can create meaningful schedule disruption beyond the immediate testing and any subsequent removal work itself. For property investors planning renovation work on an older Logan property, incorporating testing into initial project planning, before renovation work begins, protects against the kind of timeline disruption an unplanned discovery partway through a project can create.