With that being said no worries @Jeff Weissman I want nothing but the best reputation for myself so you don't have to worry about another wannabe "wholesaler" polluting this business with unethical practices and bs "leads" :p WOW @Brandon Eleazer I just realized I followed you on twitter a couple days ago before you even replied to this.

For instance, with the new nanny state movement, there are concerns from some about polluting the air with "scents" and dryer sheets put out a scent.

Between the“Replacement” cost $2,100,000 and the Pollution Clean up andremoval $100,000; it looks like I am covered, with an all in cost of$1,800,000.

Cash flow too.Finally, upon sale, there were elements of the Title that remained polluted that I had to work to clear up.I literally did not experience even a single positive of this whole experience.

aside from the possible "contamination" I worry about the crime, the smell, yes the smell, since this area is very close to industrial factories (including a cat food factory which smells awful and could affect the property value) and the close proximity to I-70 (pollution issues.)

Asbestos, radon gas, oil, run off contaminants, pollution in water, etc.

@Phil WellsWe know New York is a disease infested, dense, polluted, expensive and terrible place to live.

Unprocessed anger pollutes the social sphere.

I agree with Mike...noise pollution is something the neighbors didn't sign up for and i think it's important to address the issue.

Now I'm realizing that for this whole idea to fit in line with my values I'd really like to use my investing to not only create a passive income for myself but also to contribute to making low socioeconomic urban neighborhoods better, particularly for kids who grow up in those areas, like helping them be less exposed to toxic substances and pollution, or have safer neighborhoods to play in, or more access to health/education resources.