If someone gets sick from mold exposure in your property and your policy has an exclusion for mold, it will not be covered, even with an umbrella.  

Most of my family is still there.My exposure to real estate began with my mother, who was a million-dollar Coldwell Banker Realtor for 7 years.

Medically we not connect medical issues in specific individuals to exposure to mold.

You get some good content and the poster gets exposure.

Actually, you're probably better off Not talking to the bank, as your name will be in the file and in a couple of weeks when the purchase agreement and short sale package are submitted.....the fact that your name as the buyer matches the previous inquiry/authorization, the bank will be justifiably concerned the property didn't truly get full market exposure.

I think I'll stay away from the bandit signs, It was tempting because they are so cheap and get lots of exposure.

Any exposure is good for me and I’m just very eager to watch someone already successful and learn from them.

Would it be worthwhile to start a FB page for the place to gain some exposure? 

In today's competitive climate you need every advantage to get awarded a deal, and taking some of the broker's commission is a sure way to get your offer shuffled to the bottom of the stack.So I guess my advice is to go talk to your real estate lawyer and your securities counsel about what you plan to do and get their opinion on your risk exposure and then go build a big business.

For your application - I'd think it may be a good step to ensure the installer is aware of the presence of the material and is adequately aware/trained to handle - would be good steps to reduce exposure for your clients (both possible legal and actual).Hope this is helpful!