You can't demo the property (I.E. clean up ANYTHING) until you have certifications that there isn't asbestos.

With deeds you are buying the house and with liens you have an interest bearing certificate.  

I know tax lien certificates pay interest for the past taxes during redemption period.  

Third when he got his income tax in to go to a local bank and buy a Certificate of Deposit.

The next year I would speak to someone like Walt Kaminski, about buying tax certificates and find out where the highest yielding certs are, and I would spend 100K there.

Buyer gets some protection from surveyor (or their insurance) in the event of an issue regarding boundary line, setbacks, encroachments, etc. and assuming the certification language is as inclusive as it should be.

Here in Worcester, MA, many of the houses are old and have leaded paint. This is an issue for tenants with young kids. Getting this removed cost several thousand dollars or can be DIY (with an inspection.)House was li...

It is definitely negligence if they can't prove that they did everything reasonable to try and get the lot treated.FYI, I don't know the laws in CO but in my area, most governing docs and state condominium law state that owners have a right to inspect all association records, which include the insurance policies and certificate of insurance.

I have a VA loan on a house and I thought I was stuck with that until I sold that house to clear up my certificate.  

I already have a MBA, PMP, and RMP, and plan on acquiring as many RE certifications as possible.