Asbestos was used in many materials throughout buildings - stucco; window putty; asbestos-cement shingles, pipes, and flues; pipe, duct, and vessel insulation; sheet vinyl flooring; drywall joint compound (so over much of the drywall surface); plaster; floor tile (all sizes); flooring, mirror, ceiling tile, and other mastics; roofing; plastic roof cement; roof coatings; acoustic ceiling texture; ceiling tile; and more.Lead-based paint coated with non-lead-based paint in good condition is less of an issue, as long as it is maintained, and is not damaged or disturbed, as by repair and renovation work, or deterioration.

I really like the fact that they are going to deepen the St Johns to accommodate larger vessels.

I would say do the 5% down and use the rest foe investments.

As a vessel captain I knew NOTHING of being a propety owner.

Thanks foe the advice in advance.

Member foe a while.

We are primarily interested in the BRRRR method.Once we have our debt paid and E-fund secure, in what vessel would you suggest storing money we're saving for investments?

The list foes on.....Now, to say commercial on BP, we usually assume you want an apartment building, pretty simple compared toother commercial real estate in the big picture.

Thanks everyone foe the reply.

Moorage must be paid on the vessel when in port whether or not I'm on it so I just find it easier to stay on it year round.