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Joe Ferrin
  • Boise, ID
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Lead based paint

Joe Ferrin
  • Boise, ID
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BiggerPockets Community, I need an opinion. I am very new to real estate investing, in fact I am trying to land my first deal. I found a duplex that I am very interested in and the owner told me that since the house was built prior to 1978, lead based paint was found on the fascia. In 2008, she had the unit painted and the HUD certified. Should I be worried about lead based paint as a landlord? Is this something I need to disclose to future renters? Any advice on the issue is greatly appreciated! Thanks, Joe

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Seiichi Ishikawa
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Seiichi Ishikawa
  • Los Angeles, CA
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In California, if there the property was built prior to a specific year or if it could contain lead based paint, you must inform the renter and provide and information sheet. A local realtor can probably tell you if similar requirements exist. Or search for apt owners' associations in your area. They may have a database of forms for members to use.

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