Anyone can get high blood lead levels, the law only specifies under 6 because it affects the developing brain more severely then a it affects a fully developed brain.

@Matthew Paul -  This got my blood boiling just reading it. 

The duplex got broken into (door kicked off the frame) and we found some paraphernalia and some blood on the floor (use your imagination). 

My failing to research contractors resulted in me now being in the middle of a court case trying to get blood from a stone.

I did pretty much all the renovations myself on A shoestring budget and paid my Local handyman to help Out On things beyond my pay grade like jacking up the house and laying flooring . 7 months later ( after a lot of sweat and blood) it had new finishes   Fresh paint pergo flooring on flat ( somewhat) level floors  it was Safer looked so much better .

I think many people on BP are still doing RE because it gets in your blood and they haven't invented a  cure yet! 

If the fee is $10,000 either way, the bank takes a blood bath on the $50K house....but they come out okay on the property with $1/4 million in equity. 

Here in Mass, we must disclose when the agent is representing "kin", which is defined as blood/marriage relationships or a business partner.  

Did you develop your own through blood seat and years over the years?

They did appear later that day in camouflage outfits & the youngest (last hired) guy got to go down the 20ft deep cylinder to pull the motors while 4 guys stood around, 2 covered in blood from a recent kill.