And if they do they will probably give you the opportunity to remedy it (transfer it back into your name).

I connected with 2 gentleman from an Environmental company in Glassboro that has a lot of knowledge and experience about the remediation projects in Glassboro.

I think it depends on location, quality of rehab work completed and if the home was properly remediate (TDI certificates, etc.) 

In upstate NY we take it very seriously & I will not touch properties that are beyond any reasonable expense to remediate if not done & certified already.

The freedom of being off military installation and decompress is a nice remedy that is solved living off base.

Our numbers are down direct to seller, wondered if anyone was experiencing this same thing and if you all had strategies to remedy this?

In general, consider that once the notice of sale is issued, very little or no time remains to attempt to stop the sale and pursue another remedy.

(appears not remedied)So when we discovered these violations and fines, the seller insisted several times that they were paid off.

Add something similar to this to your lease:The Tenant covenants that he/she will not allow refuse, garbage or other loose or objectionable material to accumulate in or about the house and/or yard of the said properties and will at all times keep the said premises in clean and wholesome condition.At that point it becomes a fairly generic notice of breach, detailing section number, timeline to remedy, & consequences if non-compliant.

I am currently working on the landing page content to try to remedy this.