(Let's assume for a moment that the seller/agent may not be honest, in other words I am asking how do you know other than "the listing agent said there is no lead.")Are there any other health hazard items that you check for before purchasing?

Also, if I have to hear "mold in the vents and health hazard..." again, even though they have never provided verifiable evidence (simple mold kit test result), and have also made no attempt to vacate early, well....

I was contacted today by a Mental Health Professional about one of my units that is for rent.

The is this mentality in Detroit that has gotten alot of press that water should be a 'right"...

HUGE chance that one or both had Medicaid, which can be a deal breaker if your courts require to notify your state health care dept.

Lashing out at others... mental break downs... alcohol binge... or whatever vice(s) one may want.

I could see this out in the county with no city jurisdiction, but fire department, health department?  

I like to bring my kids into mental exercises like this.

I don't see any issues other than decontamination aspects and that cost may well be covered by health departments.

Tenant buyers have an “owner mentality” rather than a “renter mentality”.