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Updated 12 months ago,

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April Birdsong
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Lead paint in Historical home

April Birdsong
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I am looking at historic properties right now because they are what is available near the college I want to purchase my first rentals. 

Should I be alarmed when the report is positive for lead paint? The house is 100 years old and has been updated etc.  

Also, any thoughts on older properties like this as a first purchase. 

Thanks for your help

April from Georgia  

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