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Kelly R.
  • Highland, MD
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Your Thoughts on Pre 1978 Properties and Lead Paint

Kelly R.
  • Highland, MD
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I wanted to get your thoughts, idea's and strategies involving investment properties built prior to 1978.  

The lead based paint laws are tightening in Maryland... Do you avoid pre 1978 properties for long term buy, hold and rent?  

For short term rehab is simply painting over the existing lead based paint sufficient? I am under the impression that you only need to provide a waiver and educational information to the new purchaser?  

Thank you for the help.

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Nick Patterson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chicago, IL
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Nick Patterson
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Chicago, IL
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You should be fine.  Don't eat the paint chips.

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