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Lead based paint, options?

Cameron Coody
  • Austin, TX
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Looking at a property with lead based paint possibility. I need some opinions on this. It is a duplex and I will be renting it out but I don’t want to get sued for lead poisoning even though my property wasn’t the cause.

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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Get a lead paint inspection , the guy has a gun they check with , identify all areas with lead paint , rip out and replace . Then get it certified lead free . Then you are done 

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