If you find a healthy balance, these tenants will hand you cash with a smile on their face!

Plus, I am building my criteria so that the deal would still work as an LTR worst case (I know this area has a healthy LTR demand).

I'd have the seller pay to remove them and have a qualified company test the soil to check for leakage.

Hopefully it didn't get in the groundwater and it's only in the soil.

If you are worried about the lead leaching into the 3 to 10 ft of soil around the perimiter of your house (for those who garden and eat vegetables below the house eaves or those drilling water very shallow water wells next to the house) then you can collect runoff with plastic sheeting.

Are you referring to buying a rental property no cash down and renting it to tenants for healthy positive cash flow returns?

If you need information on the KCMO tenant bill of rights, healthy homes act, zip code ratings, or the KCMO path of progress, feel free to contact me through DM or email, and I'll be happy to send you everything you need.

Soils like Rains Sandy Loam in southeastern NC are not good.

You will face troubles out of your control and having a healthy reserve set aside will ensure you can continue to learn through tough times.

Not sure if it our dirt, or the moisture in the soil, or maybe the jalapeños and hot sauce we eat.