Spray and wipe, done.

So what I'm saying is just loading up your Gatling gun with money and spraying it at the problem may have little effect if the committee is hard-nosed to you personally, alcohol establishments, or just everything in general.

You can snow ski at Mt Humphreys near Flagstaff one day, and tube the salt river near Phoenix the next - Either very hot, or very cold - not a lot of in between unless you want to live more rural.  

You can spray over cleaner on those, and hose off.

I have read from other that if you are near the ocean the salt air can affect the lock.

I've worked on repairing two houses this year that had small fires and both of them were saved because the pex lines melted and sprayed the fires down.

If the damage is that bad, they should be replacing the dry wall in the ceiling; if it is a small stain it is an easy cover up with primer/spray paint and repainting it. 

Do I have any SALT limitations that are impacted since these are not owned by an LLC or do the SALT limitations only apply to primary residences? 

That said, no CPA worth their salt would take a wrong position just because they think the chances of it being audited are slim.Interesting nugget - the IRS even has a form for disclosing to them in the event that you think you are taking a position that is contrary to IRS guidance - Form 8275 - and if you validly disclose your position on this form you can avoid penalties if the position is overturned. 

Dude just one point that mold is nothing its so common and the inspectors use this to scare you which they have done.. a little bleach spray it on wipe it off boom its gone..