Definitely consider speaking to a certified cost seg professional.

If you are looking for some information about the process of getting your properties lead certified in Cleveland, here is some info from my recent experience this past month.I just recently went through the process of getting two recently purchased properties tested so we can get the Lead Safe Certification, which is a requirement for landlords in Cleveland, OH. 

I definitely recommend that you seek out a Certified Cost Segregation Professional so that you are confident in the quality of the work performed and the deliverables produced.

This guy is a certified SCAMMER.

I once paid for two different appraisals by two different certified appraisers and they came in $50,000 apart.

If you were bidding on a property that went to $101,000 and you only had $5,000 on deposit, you would not be able to bid the $101,000 - you would be "out" due to lack of funds.If you won the auction for $100,000 - the $95,000 balance is due the next day, in certified funds, at the court clerk's office.  

Within 2 years of this or during a tenant turover, you have to pay to have your walls tested for LPB lead based paint, no exemption on property size (ex:sfr or 500 unit) Unless it was built after 1978, certified free of LBP, SFR or duplex and rented under 6 months, and some other wacky exemption.  

Compare that estimate to the $5k withheld from default contractor. 7- Prepare a delivery of the documented unfinished work, written detail with photographs, a copy of the replacement contractor estimate, with a termination notice certified mail to the default contractor.

The attorney is actually a debt collector so you can imagine his demeanor and ethics.Now the buyer and I want their equipment removed and have sent a certified letter stating so.

However, you may also be required to send it by certified mail. https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/the-eviction-process...