I would remove my shoes or at least use a shoe cover.

Vacuum carpets and upholstery to remove loose particles.

While I never personally owned property in NJ, I had several friends run into issues with mortgage lenders after a UST was found on a property.Given that background, I wanted to share my experience here in South Carolina in case it helps others in a similar situation.After the discovery, I contacted a few companies that specialize in UST removal and soil contamination testing.

Does anyone have any costs or any idea what it would cost to remove a 500 Sq Ft in-Ground Vinyl Swimming Pool with a surrounding Concrete Sidewalk/Walkway? 

It is ~3,900 sqft with a busy hair salon on the first floor and a law office on the second floor (seller is the lawyer who is retiring).   

I know it sounds like I'm splitting hairs but some banks write HELOCs in their residential department....which won't write Investment Properties.

I have not gotten any estimate for removal just yet.

I'd be 1.5-1.75% on something like provided there isn't a bunch of "hair" in it. 

Then you can remove that variable. 

After a year, I started allowing dogs for a fee, and she requested an additional fee when dogs stay, so I agreed because there is more dog hair and slobber to clean up.