@Steve Babiak The sellers said that they just wanted to gather some clothes and walk out the front door, so I wrote the purchase agreement to include all remaining personal property. 

A clothing store would use much less water than a restaurant so might want it negotiated that they are paying a smaller percent for water.

We’ll find a building with cloth wiring In one place, knob and tube somewhere else, Romex somewhere else.

To keep my name off all assets, and yet offer ease of movement into and out of the LLC's for selling assets, I set up a trust to purchase each individual property (And another for every other thing my wife and I own, cars, clothes, Jewelry, guns, cats ...) 

Makeup removal wash cloths.

Pizza boxes, newspapers, clothes and toys were piled up everywhere.We tackled the trashout with pitchforks and wide-mouth shovels and filled two 30-yard dumpsters without a single piece of construction debris.

What's done is done, but imagine this (since you already did research), what if the asbestos during your demo, flew and landed on your clothing, you bring them home, hug the kids, get them to inhale it, when you remove them and put them on the hamper, it contaminates it.

I’ve been reading about the demographics in St George and wonder what types of events have demand for lodging and a larger area, yoga and healing retreats come to mind.

I had to move away from Proper on my 2nd property because they have a hard stop rule with cloth wiring.

No way around those that I'm aware of....They do make some new units that don't need a duct to dry clothes , called ventless dryers, check those out....