@Yonah Weiss my degree is in Chemical Engineering.

@John OhHey John, I quit my job as a Chemical Engineer to focus on real estate investing and Private Lending.

But, as I am seeing here, this is simply a hard lesson learned.It was a private well; between certified operator and testing/chemicals/electricity, total costs were around 10k/yr.

There are some rough areas crime wise, and there is an area that you'll want to avoid affected by the "Collesium Plume" chemical spill area. 

You can do some warranty foundation repair that will generally require multiple warranty calls over the next several years to keep shimming the remedial piers, or you will need to do chemical injection which is also not guaranteed to work the first time no matter what the contractor tells you.

You can, but you should know that HUD and EPA do not permit the use of chemical spot test kits as an official evaluation method.

Another thing - the manufacture of some drugs renders properties uninhabitable until a drug hazmat crew chemically cleans the property.

., which last mined for spodumene in Kings Mountain as Foote Mineral Co. in the early-to-mid 1980s, also supply lithium chemicals to a plethora of other industries.Lithium can be found in pharmaceuticals, enamels and ceramics – such as a glass-ceramic cooktop – and even in dyes used for coloring paper and clothing.Tesla dealIn September, Piedmont Lithium, led by CEO Keith Phillips, agreed to sell a third of its total production of spodumene concentrate (also known as SC6) to Tesla each year for five years, making Piedmont Lithium’s future mine in northwest Gaston County an important piece of the battery materials supply chain.Piedmont Lithium plans to produce 160,000 metric tons of SC6 each year for five years.

There is a foam cleaner for vents I don't know if this just adds more chemicals. 

Any help is appreciated.I don't normally comment on asbestos because I don't believe it's a true problem.I was buying a crack house (which can be a problem) so I had the hazardous chemical inspector out to do an exam.