All federal agencies utilize the tax code to make business applications, for example, someone who pollutes a river who is not in the business of doing the activity that caused the pollution ends up with a smaller fine, those who are in the business are then subject to much greater penalties for the violations.Folks might begin here starting a business and to see when and why dealing with the public is different than doing an occasional activity for themselves, like holding a garage sale. https://www.sba.gov/starting-business/learn-about-...:)PS: More bad news, someone who loans money or does an installment sale are bared from charging points, loan fees or other fees except for interest and late payment fees, why?

Mark Mark, No, Lake Erie did not catch on fire, it was the Cuyahoga River in 1969 CLEVELAND HISTORICAL - once you read through the link, you will see the river had caught on fire on 12 other possible occasions, however the 1969 one was the most notable The EPA stepped in and was able to place an action plan to improve the conditions and prohibit the extent of pollution that was in existence.

I would really like to hear everyone's opinion about whether or not you think it's a good idea to put a home's price on the For Sale sign in the front yard.I'll withhold my opinion for now so I don't pollute the raw data.

Not having my personal spending polluting the numbers would be a big plus.

Everyone considering buying a "system", or finding themselves tempted by the "real estate educators" that sometimes pollute BP should save themselves a tremendous amount of money and heartache by stating with this book instead.Real Estate Finance & Investment Manual, by Jack Cummings.

Or like superfund toxic pollution issues? 

But the air, land and water pollution issues are very challenging.

Typically in this scenario if it couldn't be sold by a realtor that means 1) The Tenant Owned Homes are very dumpy and would have to evict most people to get them fixed; 2) Lots of deferred capital improvements; or 3) Something massively wrong with the utilities, such as a Lagoon (very common in small Louisiana Parks) or failing septic / pollution concerns;To be fair a lot of residential realtors list smaller MHP's and don't know what they're doing, so it's possible that the realtor used the wrong keywords and it never hit the main advertising channels.

My suspicion is they go under contract with a bid above asking price, and then during the close process, the buyers realize that they have to make up the difference in appraised value and can't.I currently have friends looking in the Globeville area (despite the I-70 expansion proposal and the pollution)...they've made multiple offers they've lost out on for the same reason you have.  

For commercial properties, former dry cleaners can be very problematic. has property always been connected to public sewer or did it use septic system that can discharge pollutants into groundwater.