(Big Smile) and I did go out of my way to post on the door that "Do to an emergency, irritating chemicals had to be used to clean blood from floors. " You can't enter that place for more than 5 seconds and you are right back out the door.

In other words, just cause "Joe down the road has his own pool and does it all himself" does not make him qualified and will not be accountable if say the chemicals are not right and your guests gets burns or rashes from the chemicals.  

We purchase ours through a local chemical supply house with their name on it. 

I had to replace the floors, spray every chemical I could find on the sub floors and paint every room in the house to remove the awful cat smell.

So the the effect of a storm could actually be much harsher quite a ways inland than on a bit of open coastline.

Paint and carpet cleaning(with just steam of course, not chemicals!)

Fresh event of dog pee caused $5,000 damage to hardwood floors, over 100 sq ft of wood needed to be replaced and other areas need chemical treatment and all the floors needed refinishing.Dog claws also scratch wood floors and cause damage.

oh yeah, and weekly rentals, there are rules for taxation that are harsher than long-term buy and holds, so be aware of that to.That's enough about the high-end rental area.If you are looking for stuff that's off beach, then it's a typical New Jersey scenario.

From what I understand there are a lot of chemical plants being built hopefully that diversifies the economy there..

If it gets too bad it will need a chemical wash.Dave