It's really important that you solve the problem because its regulated by your state board of public health and U.S.

If you're doing renovations in the areas where the asbestos is then it's not just a formality - you don't want to expose yourself, workers and tenants to a potential health hazard.What about sprucing up the areas where there are no asbestos, if possible, to make it livable, getting some cash flow and then saving that toward paying for asbestos abatement?

The environmental inspection company did not really provide a suggestion for remediation... however they did mention that it was a potential human health risk.

The position I posted about is a 6 figure income with health benefits..

We only have two inherited tenants left, both elderly in poor health.

Additional concerns are all the usual Building/Planning/Zoning PLUS Board of Health. 

Worst case scenario the health of your customers is effected but if it contamination is discovered the state may look to you to clean it up, which is far from cheap.

In San Diego $36k year rent, $25k in Fed income taxes, another $5k in state income tax...throw in food & clothing, health insurance & a car (can't get around without a car here) & raising a family would be a very modest, frugal affair on $100k.

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We are trying to figure this out now with the health department and whether the owner got permits for all this.