The EPA is hoping  owners will investigate and identify the pipes on their own, report it to their utility provider for tracking, and then the EPA can obtain funding for replacement.

Too bad, so sad.There are additional closing costs that have to be paidYou may trigger an investigation by regulatorsEach time you change title it’s likely that taxes are due – explain that to the IRSYou’ve messed up title insurance big timeYou have probably invalidated the homeowner’s/landlord insurance.If any of this confuses you, DO NOT DO SUBJECT TO until you are taught properlyThat’s what comes immediately to mind from my 30 years of doing & teaching Subject ToExecutory Contracts by definition violate the same Due on Sale that just got calledHere is the actual wording of the Due on sale clause18.

@Jay Hinrichsso I get a call from someone today “what do I do” my money is tied up because the sec is investigating this company (one referenced above not ahp) hmm I would have never guessed someone would look into an offering which was giving 40%+ return….

If the seller provided dishonest financials or tenant histories, that’s something to investigate further, as it could support a claim for misrepresentation.

I'm just investigating rental property ownership and this is one of the questions that came up for me. 

If there's differences, I investigate why, they are my models/estimates after all so they shouldn't be far off. 

Tracy, I am investigating Oklahoma (Tulsa) Market.

Thanks, another playground to investigate.

I am currently investigating taking a cash out refinance on one to fund my next purchase.  

With investigating and calling the local distributor who got the manufacturer involved, we found out they hadn't even ordered material yet (talk about floating $ on jobs).