Again, I am not suggesting that it's a toxic rental by any means; another investor might be happy to add it to his/her portfolio.

Moreover, Brokers and salespersons similarly have no special training, knowledge or experience with regard to evaluation of possible environmental conditions which might affect the Property pertaining to the dwelling, such as the existence of radon gas, formaldehyde gas, airborne asbestos libers, toxic chemicals, underground storage tanks, lead, mold or other pollutants in the soil, air, or water."

Either the house is a tear down, there was some sort of toxic chemical spill, or something else is terribly wrong... right?

I'm so irritated that I even set up the LLC.  

I admit that I sometimes get irritated when when I receive a lead and then find out it's on the MLS (4-5 properties/leads last week).

(Safety issue; paint may be toxic).

Yes it's irritating and yes it's insulting but stay focused.

I would just go in there first to see what he is going to take, and then dispose of his toxicity as quickly as possible.  

I;m lucky because I have a good job and will have retirement, but need to eliminate the toxic properties.My current low income PM is doing OK - I get enough rent less her fee to cover about 70% of the low income mortgages - but they have to go and is a slow drain -plus stressing me out!

Just because that requirement is not on his poorly worded MLS description, doesn't mean he isn't allowed to enforce it... its irritating, but not illegal/ unethical