You can get a mold treatment chemical or mix bleach and water and spray it onto the infected area.

But bottom line is you need to bring exceptional value because if I don't need the deal then I don't really need you.I don't want to sound too harsh, but there are a ton of people looking for mentors that are really just looking for free education and honestly will probably never do anything with it.

The problem is the chemicals in the pool, react with the sealant, and instead of having a really nice rock layout where you see color running through the veins in the rock kind of thing, you see a washed out surface because the chemicals from the pool really interact with the sealant.  

Not everyone is like Marcus here who he tried hard to educate people and try to tell the harsh truth about REI.

But he's a syndicator, so why should he care anyway. "  Wow that is a little harsh statement on Kevin and any other Syndicator. 

Why I'm looking for this specific building type and location is that my other company manufactures construction chemicals and products, with an emphasis on masonry restoration and adaptive reuse of buildings, based in Lawrence KS.

I personally recommend overly harsh inspectors as a way to minimize my own liability.

If there was any prior use that could have caused environmental damage (leaking chemicals, buried wastes, etc,) you might want to have it checked out.

How harsh are the penalties?  

Austin is harsh on Airbnb man