Appraisal, Inspection, Fire system inspection,  and Phase I Environmental Assessment to name a few possible costs.  

Life Company Carveouts basically say that if you file for bankruptcy, commit fraud or misrepresentation, or have an environmental issue, the recourse is triggered.

It's the environmental protection agency. 

I said it only to state that I didnt Find the Deal Due to ANY of their Work, So I Had a Clear Conscious about Seeking answers to "The Possibility" of Legally Working without one.But i also Stated 3 times Now i didnt have an issue working with one, I just wanted answers to weather We Could Decide Not to , Legally.My post May have Sounded Cuthroat by Some of the Responses i received, But it fully wasnt intended to be.And Yes What i ended up doing was Asking If She Accepted and Signed an offer?

How do you prevent or insure against environmental contamination.   

I believe that I can rehab this place for 30K.If I’m right, I can flip it for 35K profit, or buy and hold for an ultimate cash on cash between 10 and 15 cap.What are the environmental risks involved with railroad sidetracks (I’m thinking repair and refueling, possibly herbicides or cargo)?

There are going to be some obvious and not so obvious problems, especially in the environmental area. 3)If you are serious, get someone out there that does fire restoration construction.

Environmental bills I believe are under Housing, but no one at housing will be able to help You need to go to the environmental control board. 

Keep in mind that as times change and environmental restrictions get tougher that certain states and counties begin to disallow septic repair and make you replace with a more efficient system - it's key that you keep your system running in tip top shape so that you don't have to replace the whole system because of a clogged leach field for example.Speaking of clogged leach fields, let's talk about biomat.  

The state Department of Environmental Quality and the Oregon Health Authority plan to announce that DEQ data indicate a monthly average of 49 times the state air-safety benchmark level for the neurotoxin and carcinogen cadmium, and 159 times DEQ's air-safety goal for the carcinogen arsenic."