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Manmit Singh
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Stuck with Lead affected property

Manmit Singh
  • Investor
  • Youngstown, OH
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Hi,

I am stuck with Lead affected property for over one year, it is marked lead affected by health department in Youngstown, Ohio. 

Without fixing it we can't rent and also no one wants to buy. only thing i want right now to fix this issue in a reasonable price to get this thing rented.

If you have any contacts, please share, who can guide me in this situation, 

Thanks 

Mannu

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Debra R.
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Debra R.
  • Redford, MI
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Where is the lead? In the paint? In the soil? Some where else? Here in CA if lead is in the paint you mask off the area, remove flaking chips, wet sand where needed, and paint over it.  The chips have to be bagged with the top of the bag sealed with duct tape, and everything HEPA vacuumed.  Here in  CA there is an 8  hire class to become lead certified.  If you can find such a class there then at least you'll know what needs done and how to get it done. 

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