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Mike S
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Lead based paint disclosure/brochure, which ones?

Mike S
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I'm getting ready to list my first rental that was originally built in 1920. (As is everything around here) It has been rehabbed but I was given nothing about LBP as this was a foreclosure. Since it was built prior to 1978, I'm just going to include the disclosure. The problem is that I've seen several different brochures ranging from two to 19 pages. Which one do you use? I've seen mostly the same disclosure form, but could you please let me know which one you're using. Thanks

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Steve Babiak
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Steve Babiak
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I use the HUD form rather than the one that @Ned Carey supplied:

"Protect your Family From Lead" brochure

You can print the pages from the PDF two on one side so that you don't use as much paper; ink will be used no matter what.

And you also want to get the federal form disclosing the lead paint situation:

http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/documents/huddoc?id=DOC_12345.pdf

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