@Lacy Tilley agreed, you need an environmental company (who doesn’t do the remediation themselves) test for unsafe levels of mold.

Yet, for others, it is strategically piecing together several parcels to create a bigger footprint on which to build a dramatic new complex.

Plus, I have a 40-hour W-2 job (environmental engineer) and a partner of an Amazon store. 

fbclid=IwAR2QSmsgNKims_N1Yp...This would expand Louisville's footprint and steam growth.

You would need to make sure in the lease they are liable for any environmental issues if they ever to decide to vacate the property or shut down the business.

It consists of the following:Existing building with 4, One bed apartments and 1100sf commercial, Off street parkingExisting building (tear down, use footprint) with plans and pre approved proposals for a 17 unit, 3 story apartment buildingLot for 18 parking spaces.

A lot of the more aggressive HELOC banks have very small regional footprints.

If you own your roof footprint then they cannot stop you.

Our side of the street is still industrial though, and our neighbor, the gas company, has had ongoing environmental issues for decades.

Build socially, economically, and environmentally sustainable products.