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buying older homes
I've been considering buying a property that was built in 1902. I know there is lead based paint present and asbestos in the insulation. Are there companies that remove all hazardous materials from houses such as this, or would I individually have to hire someone to do each hazard? What type of expense would be involved? I would want to use this for rental property. I could probably get it for $20,000 and fair market value is probably around 70,000 to 75,000 if I were going to sell it.