This includes things like past flooding and flood risk, unsafe conditions, municipal code violations, environmental issues, boundary line disputes, and material defects in specified structures, components, and systems.You must make these disclosures prior to signing the sales contract, on a standard form that’s discussed below.

Environmental testing lab.

For this lot, we did all the environmental studies, grading plans, fire approvals, and landscaping plans, along with a preliminary architectural design since it helps with the sale if the buyer can "see" themselves living in the property.

@Brad M.The majority of the mobiles I have been involved with have city water/sewer service.l hookups.I’ve had a couple with septic which were in more rural areas and they usually require a larger lot as Kendra indicated in the 1acre lot her mobile was situated on.Over the years I looked into purchasing a couple of small MHP(s) but they had lagoons and that can be a different management/environmental concern.  

They have polluted your pool of buyer's. 

this may help how to clean up a meth labhttp://www.co.pueblo.co.us/pcchd/environmental/hazmat/hazmat-02.php

That fellow suggested a call to the environmental department because there's a yard violation.

Building a road probably means a EIS (environmental impact study) and that's not cheap.

Has an environmental site assessment been done yet?

There are ways to be environmentally conscious without putting everyone around you on a guilt trip or putting yourself out of business setting up a $50,000 solar system to run a light bulb.