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Existing Tenant with High Lead Levels in body
So I am looking at a property, only issue is the child of an existing tenant has high lead levels in his/her system. The city came in and said the current owner needs to replace all the lower unit windows (uppers previously replaced) to mitigate the issue.
I am looking at this property tomorrow. My concern is that there may be future risk of lead abatement that will be needed.
Does anyone have experience with this? Should I stay away from this property? The current owner is taking the proceeds from the sale and will replace the windows after closing as she is cash poor right now.