To affect you at all, it must be shredded, sanded, drilled, sawn, or otherwise pulverized in a manner that puts fine particles into the air that you breathe.

I have done this on my house that was built in 1959 with lead paint.I also bought one of those nice face Masks so I don't breath any lead paint particles and for other stuff since the house is so old. 

There is no independent oversight with the CFPB.Don't hold your breath!  

I suggest taking a deep breath, and move on.

My contract is pretty standard, so I'll take a deep breath and wait and see.

I couldn't convince them despite the obvious situation that if you breathed, you got a mortgage.The funny thing about RE Motivational books is that they are really GREAT when times are going well.... but they are the worst to be convinced when the Economy is looking over the edge of a cliff, just before it is about to crash and burn.That's where the Real Education comes in.If you only do calculations that are geared towards the present, such as Cash on Cash Return (CoCR), Gross Rent Multiplier (GRM) or even Cap Rates but you don't do any Future Calculations such as Internal Rates of Return for a pro forma 10 year projection, you will not think about what is going to happen in the next 10 years.

Eat, sleep, breathe them if you want to make real estate investing your home; you'll find gold in the knowledge they provide.

Then I checked my ire, took a breath and actually said to myself, what if this were my deal, what would I do... maybe that's why I actually read the rest of the addendum.LIFE LESSON (for me, you're welcome too)...

That said, I moved up here from the greater Chicago area, and the tax and inspection burdens here are actually a breath of fresh air from the big city to the south.That's my 2 pennies worth.  

Don't hold your breath trying to buy a note for 80k if the ARV is 250k.