Even after paying for a years of insurance, phase one environmental, appraisal and so on...we ended up only having $2100 total out of pocket to close it.

Or are there environmental requirements. 

@William HinscheThe most expensive items I’ve seen are:Structural ItemsRoofsFurnace/Air ConditionersLead Paint or any environmental issue

Has anyone purchased or sold a property with DPS (Downgradient Property Status) filed on it, because of environmental contamination from an upstream property?

Obviously there are many variables like impact fees, permitting, soil/environmental fees, and well/septic if needed all above that $120, but that should give you a start.

The previous owner was making so much cash flow from his old part that he didn’t care about the $5000, or the environmental impact.

An interested guy wants to set up an auto repair business in there.Is there anything I need to worry about auto repair, particularly environmental contamination.Anyone has experience leasing to an auto repair shop?

Our State Department of Environmental Services regulated all the waste requirements for camping which this type of facility fell under which if you need septic I would check under if you haven’t hired a local surveyor/contractor/advisor yet.

This trend won't change due to many cities facing physical, legal or environmental barriers to new construction.

I went back and told him, "I think we have an environmental problem."