I know the CEO of PropertyRadar sometimes monitors these posts.

This likely means that you are very diligent in monitoring the statements you make, the contracts your enter into, etc. that could get you involved in a lawsuit.

Very impressive.It sounds ike it has ended up being as good as it could get for you.It sounds like you know what you are doing and you are going to go the extra mile and do what ever the extra work and sub contracting is  needed  to come out whole and  with some extra moneyNothing wrong with that and there is a lot right with it.You have embraced the extra job of monitoring this and sub contracting it and you are entiteled to come out of this  smelling like a rose.Good luck to you

It's not that big of a deal once you've done it.If the tank is out of the ground and there was "significant contamination" then it may require wells be dug out and the  area be monitored for 6 months or so.  

If you did a credit check your denial is monitored by consumer laws.

Willie had to check in ALL the time at the transition program and he was closely monitored even as he was getting ready to go out into the "real" world. 

Too much room for noncompliance and inefficiency having to monitor and discuss it all month rather than at one time.

@Evan Hunsberger - When you google any competitive keyword with an average size monitor, 75% or more of the first page is littered with ads.

I guess the hard part is knowing which owners are responsible enough to monitor their pet and if the pet is out of control, get rid of it.

Also props to Roofstock for having employees monitor and respond on forums such as these, shows dedication.