A bit of exposure here and a bit more there and you have a perfectly healthy child who now has actual brain damage.Sad to say, but the time for the lead paint disclosures was BEFORE you bought it.  

My current experience has been one where there isn't full disclosure, product and services mini commercials..... things that were never requested have now become the focal point, I'm just super busy right now....yet you offered and insisted you would be a resource, opportunity seekers abound (the conversation was centered around you being an active buyer in the market AND now the conversation is about why you'd make a great JV partner). gurus... just send me x amount of dollars and I can help you, established "good ole boys/girls" cliches. 

At that time you can ask them about any other standard disclosures  like condition and lead paint (if house built pre-1978) your seller should be completing for you.Adhere to the contingency deadlines like inspection and financing and know the contract.

This might be a time to pay for an attorney.In my State, I'd just want to be sure a title company would sell me title insurance.Maybe 20 years ago I would've wanted to be sure I had an inspection done and that the Seller did a req'd State disclosure form.

Many properties have disclosures and inspections already done which helps you make informed decisions3.

., then use programs like Landvision and LexisNexis to get accurate ownership information.CoStar is also good for tracking transactions and comparables if you live in a state that requires disclosure.

FULL DISCLOSURE: I don’t recommend or endorse the approach that I took.

The self manage in FL outperforms the manager in AZ, full disclosure the FL property was a STR when we bought it, so we did inherit some clientele.

The seller did not mention this in their disclosure or otherwise and simply represented that a lease was in place (and sent the old lease). 

Here are some websites you can check out to do some more research:The National Archives - The National Archives website provides access to a wide range of public records, including census data, military records, immigration and naturalization records, and more.USA.gov - USA.gov is a government-run website that provides access to a wide range of public records, including court records, property records, and business licenses and permits.SEC EDGAR - The SEC EDGAR database is a public repository of filings and disclosures from publicly traded companies in the United States.Better Business Bureau - The Better Business Bureau website allows you to search for businesses and view their ratings, reviews, and complaint history.Dun & Bradstreet - Dun & Bradstreet is a database of businesses that provides information on company history, financials, and other business data.LinkedIn - LinkedIn is a social media platform for professionals that can be used to research businesses and their employees, view job postings, and more.Yelp - Yelp is a website and mobile app that allows users to search for businesses and view ratings, reviews, and photos.