Contamination can cost you dearly and government decisions are not really appealable.

Pursuing a brownfield subdivision, that seller is willing to maintain the contaminated portion of the parcel through a subdivision.

So even elements that don’t appear damaged can be contaminated.

Sometimes the ground is just too contaminated for anything to grow. 

If there are repairs, or a tenant leaves, or you need to deal with a contamination issue in the drinking water, the profit will drop.

So even elements that don’t appear damaged can be contaminated.

I have a lead from a marketing campaign that apparently has an underground oil tank (or possibly even two!) and there was apparently "some leaking". I asked the owner if he had any docs from the inspection when this w...

On the down side - located in a small town with a population of about 16K people, used to have a dry cleaner in the 50s-70s that contaminated the local water supply.

The mold investigator however, may create a scope that tells them to carefully place the mold contaminated debris into plastic bags and seal the bags before moving them out of the work area.

The exterminator advised not to go sleep elsewhere or they will likely contaminate wherever they go.I texted the seller, whom I had bought the home from, and he played dumb and then would not respond to any more texts or calls after that which is what I figured would happen.