Hi Denver area peeps.Anybody have recommendations for a company that does Phase 1 environmental assessments?

In good conscious, I must tell you that if you chose to manage this yourself and you don't understand the culture or community, you can be in for an extreme rude awakening.

If they get their way they could also try to strong arm investors into adding solar to all of their units and if they refuse they deem the property as "environmentally hazardous".

Environmental Protection Agency standards.The lawsuit was filed Monday in Lucas County Common Pleas Court.The city has agreed to not enforce the lead paint ordinance until Aug. 1 after the original deadline to get certified and register properties with the Lucas County auditor was June 30.

One needs to be conscious of the bank's ability to call back the HELOC, but, while important, the holder of the HELOC would (typically) still be able to get a traditional mortgage in this worst case scenario.I would appreciate your elaboration on bullet point #4 -- what would you recommend as the best way to generate your own "bank list" if someone is interested in pursuing this strategy independently?

Secondly, out of state investors come into Baltimore thinking they know everything there is too know, and then get screwed cause inspectors and buyers don't play by the rules(who ever knew there'd be ground rents, environmental citations, and a 3% seller subsidy). 

I was (and still am) an environmental engineer.

I grew up just outside Philadelphia, studied Civil & Environmental Engineering at the University of Pittsburgh, and have been working in Baltimore ever since.I am new to the BP forums, but have been listening to the podcasts and doing some preliminary research for the last year or so. 

So, I think they have made a conscious decision to ignore me, ignore the vehicle issue, and see what they can get away with.  

Most are obvious why they haven't sold (steep slop, water/environmental issues, power lines) but occasionally I find one that would work with these new assumptions.