It turned out pretty well, and allowed us to advertise granite & solid surface counters.

The approach so far is containment, water extraction, dehumidifiers, anti-microbials, manually removing mold, sanding all wood surfaces once dry, hepa vac, kilz coating of all surfaces, hepa vac again.Perfect storm:enclosed crawlspace, still air, hot water, spraying water leak for at least one and up to two weeks straight.  

I do mean smooth... surface, then you can lay the vinyl.  

@David HodgeWhile the CAP appears simple and consistent on the surface, it is one of the most misused and deceptive ratios in investing.  

It takes off the surface of dirt and you can just nicely put poly over them.  

On the surface this seems very good, to improve the neighborhood and discourage slumlords and problem tenants.  

Go to the Grand Canon, even off the edge of a cliff they have a tourist attraction with a glass floor bridge and deck, so there can be uses for almost any square foot on the surface of the earth.....you just need to recognize that use. :) 

I think @Colleen F. is referring to surface-mounted molding.  

Is that finishing surface durable enough to satisfy you as the landlord?

This isn't a big deal if you're already replacing the wall board and doing a new tile installation.I would avoid installing a fiberglass tub and surround in a rental because there's a pretty good chance that at some point a tenant will use an abrasive cleaner which will scratch and dull the surface making it look old and ratty pretty quickly and very prone to staining.