My wife mentioned on two occasions that she was completely freaked out by anything involving dead people and by the response by the realtor and broker make it obvious that they were concealing their knowledge.

I used to have a Walther P-38 that I legally owned that was taken from a dead Luftwaffe pilot in WWII and legally brought to the US by a serviceman.

And before you go into baseless Elin's golf club ambush theories - it's already known he was combining alcohol with prescription medication that day but let's attack the victim wife again and infer she assaulted him with a deadly weapon.

My under standing is it can be more deadly than lead, but I might be wrong.Even if someone tested you home for asbestosis and lead you would still have to use lead and asbestosis forums when selling and renting according to laws.

All normal verification processes should of course still be used, but of the ten or so test neighborhoods I used when initially utilizing the program with which I was specifically familiar, it was pretty close to dead on.

Built some relationships online and was fortunate to meet a couple of those people and they were better in the flesh than in cyberspace.

Let's start another thread since this one is dead.

Still, better to have your attorney check it and ask the hospital to take care of the fee to make the lease.Someone, even a volunteer at some medical building could contact you, get you to lease to some dead beat, sign off on an unauthorized guarantee and you'd be had.

All in the dead of winter. 

Now, about "dead equity"....:)