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Josh Raikin
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Inspection/ contingencies for first property

Josh Raikin
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Francisco, CA
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Thinking of going into a property in Northern Kentucky. 

What contingencies are wise to put in the offer?

Also, as getting an inspection is a must, what are people's thoughts on a lead paint inspection? I hear it's around $700.

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Dave G.
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Dave G.
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What does KY law require? I bought a historic home in Northern AZ and did not have a lead paint inspection. It's 107 years old and I guarantee it has lead paint all over it. It probably has 2 or 3 layers of non-lead paint on top of the lead, so I don't care much. Also, no kids live in the home. So no worries there. Depends on your specifics and intent with the property. 

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