That concerns the EPA requirements for RRP certified people to perform certain renovation work, to be following "lead safe" practices.

Rather, as a consultant, I attempt to discern the source and then write a protocol for removal - designed to keep occupants and workers safe and to remove the mold damaged materials in their entirety.If that's the only corner that shows that type of damage the remediation costs may be small.

There have been some changes to entitlements that I've not kept up on, but request a statement of your entitlements from the VA and they will send you your certificate of entitlement.Good luck, stay safe and thanks for serving!

BTW, research the law carefully, an agent may not be a good source for legal device.

Above all, be safe and enjoy!

Realistically, your money needs to make as food, preferably better, return than you can achieve with a more liquid, {relatively} safe investment.That has not been easy to approach in the TO market for some time ... but if you must be invested in TO and look hard enough, you can usually find something.

Thank you to our military for answering the call and putting your lives on the line so we can live a safe, comfortable existence here.

Before trying to purchase one of the condemned properties PLEASE check out your local laws in detail.If the house is condemned, it is deemed not even safe for a repair person to be in, and therefore CAN NOT be fixed up.

As a contractor or rehabbing the property, you have a few special considerations under the SAFE Act, none good, you'll have some issues with showing what you did, costing it out, show the profits and see an MLO to see if your improvements are repairs or if you'll be considered a rehab/construction project which is pretty well banned from seller financing by an individual that I can tell so far.

Thanks for reading and have a safe holiday.Posted by Corey Curwick Dutton