@Errol Watson Be careful of Ringwood, NJ - contamination up there.RINGWOOD, N.J.

Nesting and contaminated insulation throughout the attic space had to be completely removed and properly treated before new insulation could be installed.

But the state or someone tests the soil years later (while I own it or while I'm selling it) and they find to high of contaminants left from the gas station clean up am I liable?

Helens any decade - but has not erupted for 11000 years3) There is a former mercury mine and superfund site at Sulphur Bank Mine that has contaminated the lake4) Lakeport lakefront area tends to flood in the winter...

The purpose of the suits are to prevent mold spores from attaching them selves to the people's clothes and then they take it home to contaminate their home and family.People with respiratory ailments are particularly susceptible to mold.Scrubbing and cleaning the surface does not always remove the mold as there can be mold on the back side of drywall ion the wall cavities. 

They did not want to remove the tank and suggested I do a $600 soil test to check the soil for contamination around the tank.

Rather, remediation (as in removal of mold-contaminated materials) is the way to go.  

Do you bring masks to avoid mold spore contamination?

Hm.....the media would have a field day with a situation where the VA would be responsible (even if it was one of their subs) contaminating a river, that flows into Portland.

The $450K is probably the amount the owner owed the Bank.The sheriff does NOT list the upset prices.I would say the most important things to look into before buying at sheriff sale in NJ:1. tax liens2. condo liens3. primary lien that might survive the sale4. oil tank or other contamination - need of remediation5. know if property is occupied or vacant6.