Apply solution of oxidizing bleach (chlorine or perborate) Do not use chlorine bleach on wool or silk. 5.

Chlorine,, pools use a huge amount of chlorine to keep within the standards of inspections..

But the tenant was prone to using spray chlorine & one of those green scrubbing pads to clean the counter tops & the use of a cutting board would have helped prevent compromising the surface.

If the pool equipment (pumps, filters, chlorinators etc etc) is old it can turn into a huge money pit.

(I am also curious but probably not all that important...... if anyone has any thoughts on type of PEX PEX-A - "Uponor" - more flexible more expensive, not a strong against high pressure; PEX-B "Viega", more rigid but harder to bend or curve, has higher pressure, oxidation, chlorination tolerance; PEX-C... ?

An air pressure test will help detect issues with the domestic water; however, the water lines will need to be disinfected/chlorinated.

There are many solutions that you can do yourself.There are some that you never want to do yourself.The EPA guidance on mold issues is here:  http://epa.gov/mold/moldguide.htmlThe digital copy of the same information is here: http://epa.gov/mold/pdfs/moldguide.pdfThis document does not help you estimate costs for repairs, but does help you see through the "smoke screen" that many remediation companies will put up when talking about mold in homes.In spite of what John D. recommended in his response above, the use of a chemical or biocide that kills organisms such as mold (chlorine bleach, for example) is not recommended as a routine practice during mold cleanup.  

The chlorine in water supplies weakens it and makes it prone to cracking.

I mean there are 40 acres, so you could potentially put a ton of mobile homes on there, but there is a plan for at least 130 in the future total.There is a park 15 miles away that is renting for $400 per spot but it also has paved roads and a pool.The owner estimates expenses to be $15,650 per year($2350 in liability insurance, $4000 in repairs and maintenance, $5200 in trash, and $4100 in utilities)That puts the NOI at $81,850 just at current capacity even though there is a ton of room to grow it seems.There are three chlorinated wells and two regularly maintained lagoonsThere is also a 1500 square foot house on the property that the manager lives in that I can most likely get included in the dealIn 2006 the place  appraised for $675,000The asking price is $550,000 The land, the house, and the MHP have been in the owner's possession forever but he currently lives out of state.

From what I understand, the shelf life is about 30 yrs max. because chlorine eats through it and this was a $500k duplex on a golf course and beautifully finished.