The best you would be able to get is a Letter of Environmental Protection, which tells everyone you did illegal work then hired a licensed deleader in to fix it.

@Edwin Ramirez I don’t have a company recommendation, but look for one that does environmental testing only - that doesn’t do repair/remediation.

Is it wise to request a phase 1 environmental assessment before purchase?

I suppose that was one component that I have been overlooking, to some degree, whilst focusing mostly on how I am going to organize all of the technical necessities like expenses and such. 

I also found this:If the defects your seller failed to disclose concern environmental hazards – for example, the seller didn’t mention an improperly installed septic system -- you will definitely want to look into your remedies under the Statutory Fraud Act.

To be candid, this may be the most important and most overlooked component of choosing a syndication or fund investment.

@Ryan WasylikYou can easily get $1100+ in Airbnb Check out the comp on Airbnb in your desired area.

To be fair, I arrived a few minutes late, but from what I saw there wasn't much of a meet and greet component to it, more of just a presentation on a platform they were selling.I did get good learning and insights from the speakers who had an open QA where anyone could ask questions.

If the latter, are you going to have an investment component of your primary residence?

Ownership is usually simpler with all those shared building components but in my experience not as profitable.