This kind of policy can cover tobacco, marijuana, and vaping chemicals too.

It is Zoned Industrial (set aside to make a mess) so dropping a little oil or some kind of chemical isn't going to cause that big of an issue if any at all.

Always include a termination clause in your lease, I would suggest making it a harsh penalty and lighten it up most of the time so you will come off as generous.

Forgive me if I sound harsh but I just sold my grandmothers old house and it was chum in the water for every investor/wholesaler around trying to tie it up.

My apologies if that came across too harsh.  

Do not add other cleaning chemicals, especially ammonia.

When it snows here in VA, it was my job as a PM to get a vendor for snow prepping of salt and chemicals, snow removal, and assess and take care of any damage.

Sometimes real estate investing is not cut out for everyoneI apologize if i was harsh on my assumptions but you cant just ask for your money back.

YesWas it the most creative RE investing at it finest, maybe not.Have you ever done a fifty million dollar deal. no wait, I don't care.Your pompous, arrogant, misinformed, self righteous and callous attitude Is not only in many ways boring and tiresome but also not constructive in my opinion.To me it sounds like you got your ego involved here.I tried to be polite to you throughout this entire discussion.If this has been too harsh, so be it.Thank you all for posting, including you Bill, when you were reasonable. fair and practical.

But chemical agents, lethal viruses and shadowy terrorist networks are not easily contained.