That would include any particular inspector that you feel lives up to the spirit of trying to work with landlords to create a lead safe Toledo, i.e. if you ran into an in inspector that, in your opinion, was overzealous, you are free to share that information also.As a starter for the conversation, I have gleaned what I think are the most notable points from the Lucas County Health Department guidance:Preparation Tips for a Lead Dust Wipe InspectionPreparation-Tips-for-a-Lead-Dust-Wipe-Inspection.pdf (lucascountyhealth.com)They have a video here: For reasons I will explain later, I think the video is outdated.Visual inspection of all surfaces, interior and exterior, to ensure there is no chipping, cracking, or peeling paint.Paint debris, paint dust, and paint chips are failure of the inspection.Basements and attics that are directly accessible from inside the unit are subject to the inspection.

Also wear a good mask/respiratory as this product has a very strong odor when you are using it.

That’s not to say they don’t exist but they’re tough for sure..I will keep my eyes peeled for them and a lender that accepts rents in my preapproval figure, that’d be best case scenario in my mind!

I will happily ruin one deal, to grow my reputation, brand awareness, and credibility.All these really old-school marketing strategies do an incredible amount of damage to you in the long run and to most, this is masked by the sheer desperation to get ONE deal.Don't be one of those people.

Must keep crews to 5 and under, wear masks, keep 1-2 guys per floor, and just be smart about it.  

Similar to "put on your own oxygen mask before assisting others," do consider funding your own retirement before funding 529 plans for children's college costs.

Standing seam metal roofs are durable but not indestructable - wind damage that might just tear off some shingle tabs can peel a metal roof like a banana if it's not fastened properly.

Anyone who says it is has probably never had to clean a real bad one......you know, the ones where you have to wear 2 masks....and even after the carpet is out and the subfloors sanded, and new primer and paint.....you can still not walk in the house.

I am assuming it is similar everywhere:- peeling paint- smoke/CO2 detectors- hand railings sturdy and in place where needed- windows open and close properly- heat/hot water functioning as it should- any obvious safety issues

I am just want to make sure it will hold up at least that long and not fade, peel, crack Etc....Enclosing a picture of the current bathroom....thx in advance,Chris