They are a known fire hazard, blacklisted by many insurers and lenders for that very reason.From a financial standpoint, I would not want to be defending ($$$$) against lawsuits for the deaths of X number of adults and children who burnt to death because of a Stab-Loc panel, possibly looking to pierce the veil to satisfy a judgement.From an ethical standpoint, I want to rent safe housing to people and pets, not industry known hazardous housing.From an Asset Managers standpoint, I don't want Stab-Loc's (or the like) in my portfolio, any more than I'd want something that failed a Phase I Environmental Inspection.   

HelloI recently applied for a commercial mortgage and the bank said the address triggered an environmental hazard redflag.

You may also want to consider an environmental test to make sure there's no rusted, buried drums of chemicals hiding somewhere.

Environmental groups want it to be open space while the owner/developer/city would like it to be 1,000 homes, a hotel, and retail.

The company is from out of the country and will not give any due diligence terms or any environmental information.

Most commercial assets require the same general inspections, financial analysis, who pays for boundary survey and alta, environmental inspection, and how rents, deposit are taken care of with 30 days due diligence so if it were me I would not use a lawyer on the PA unless you have no idea.

Attorney fees, environmental, surveys, etc are paid by you. 

DWQ, Army Corp or any other environmental requirements or permits.

Account Closed is someone who can probably speak to the issue and actually know what he is talking about.I would think being 1 mile to the Potomac is going to raise several environmental issues.  

Does it need a environmental survey done?