Also, make sure the lot doesn't have costly defects you'll have to pay for to remedy.

I'll mention that any fees/penalties/remedies that need to be paid by the tenant, I have in my lease that they become additional rent.

The general time frame for completion on just that part of the selling process can take from weeks to months to complete (again, assuming that the EPA doesn't force the owner to get any excessive pollution remediated).

If it's caught early enough and is poured concrete, it can probably be remedied.

If your lease agreement has such a clause, you can send out a bill for these fees and a reminder that the fees will be applied until the situation is remedied.3.

@John Lee I agree with others would have an electrician look at it to give you best options and prices to remedy this issue

If you rent the other side out, maybe read through the AirBNB terms you agree to as owner to see if that "rumored" remedy is valid.

If you just had a boundary survey done and not the full ALTA that could be way it wasn't noted.If your title company also issued Title Insurance you would then go back to them and they will need to dig into that further to see how they missed it and what the remedies are. 

All the first floor flooring was up two months after the new build and after mediation won and had the developer put in french drains, epoxy remediation for the slab, and new flooring/mold remediation, etc.

They reported seeing ticks upon move in (within the first week) and my pest control person went out there to remediate.