Every property in it's own trust or even layers of trusts with ultimate beneficial interest owned by a multi-member LLC.

How thick of a layer did you do? 

The fix there is going to be a steam cleaning followed by steel brush with some TSP or oxalic acid (Bar Keeper's Friend) and digging out the top layer of the grout with an oscillating tool.There was no need to replace the tile around the fireplace to deal with that stain.

I suggest anyone who wants to do whats preached on BP or gurus do what I did and send it to the state for confirmation.. then you will know.. us in the peanut gallery we don't know.. and I have paid many a fine when a layer told me I was good.. but the state had a different opinion.. granted we could take it to a law review judge for a 100k.. but who is going to do that.State of Oregon - Real Estate AgencyFrances Hlawatsch | Financial InvestigatorBest regards,Thank you again for the information, if I have further questions for you during the investigation I will certainly reach out.The Agency is well aware that unlicensed “wholesalers” are rampant in our jurisdiction.

This doesn’t mean someone still can’t sue you but it adds another layer of protection.

We never even thought we would have to replace the floors (there are multiple spots with deep gouges and what looks like carvings down into the exposed unstained wood underneath the top layer. 

This adds an additional layer of risk and you really have to be careful here. 

There are so many layers of locations and employees that doing simple tasks can be burdensome .

It's likely that there's multiple layers of paint on the exterior and it's only seeing the top layer of paint. 

Arizona allows you to put on a second layer of shingles without pulling permits.