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Robert Menn
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Deleading

Robert Menn
  • Investor
  • Needham, MA
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I have a two family property under agreement in Massachusetts.  I believe it will attract renters with young kids.  From searching the database, it has never been inspected for lead (no records).  Is it recommended that I delead it?  What are the risks / rewards others have seen from deleading or choosing not to delead?  Thanks.

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Mike Hoefling
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Mike Hoefling
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Basically if when rented you can't just claim you don't know it has lead. The best approach is to get it tested for lead with a lead inspector and de-lead the unit.

Landlords can become certified to de-lead and I myself am certified but I can only do my own properties. If your interested it only took me two (2) 8 hours classes to get my certifications.

Also there is a $1500 tax credit in MA for each unit that you de-lead.

Any questions feel free to PM me.

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