You may be looking at "strict liability" meaning any kid in that apartment that has elevated lead levels can hold you responsible, they don't have to prove that it was from the house and indeed it very likely wouldn't be. 2) with the tenants aware of this and needing it remediated you are going to have to do so, pretty much immediately if there is a kid in there or about to be. 

You would really need to evaluate the its economic feasibility but 20,000 acres flooded sounds like a nightmare and a project that will break the bank.The cost of the dirt and gravel alone to elevate that land plus environmental issues or sinkholes may also hold up completion.

I just feel like I'm in some alternate universe where the people are hybred Amway/Party Lite/Mary Kay crossed with people you meet on the elevator who want to talk about "god".It seems like the market prices are severely inflated by gungho wannabee house flippers who seem to think "you can't go wrong".Not sure if I have the stomach for the sales bullshlt. 

This upgrade will elevate your property and give it a more modern feel.

The building management system includes mechanical, electrical and plumbing systems; security systems; life safety equipment such as elevators, escalators and fire alarms; lighting controls; heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC); digital surveillance systems; power distribution equipment such as panel boards and motor controls; network protocol devices, sensors and actuators.

I assume multiple levels this building has an elevator??

.)- Not low elevation- Not at the lower end of an elevation change (i.e "down the hill from...")I have been to the area several times as of late and feel familiar enough to make a purchase, but, I cannot get a grasp on what I will become liable for once purchase is done. 

I think the big thing on those are the elevating HOA/CAMS costs that rise each year and the general lack of 'market' for easy liquidation of your portion of the deed. 

I would buy 20% down owner occupant and then rent it out after a year. 3/4 unit is preferred but if your area very expensive and run numbers carefully I have found low rise condos to also work *no elevators, no front desk people so assesments low. 

I expect the market to be forced to agree that the federal funds rate will remain elevated, north of 5%, for some time to come.