But to answer your question better, just get the lead out completely (as opposed to containing it) before you rent or you are asking for trouble.

Same for electric meters etc.I don't know how it got to be this way, instead of the typical:351 NE 4 STREET unit 1,2,3 or unit A,B,C...The problem is it appears some companies does not know how to deal with a "hyphen" in the street number, and yet when referring to the entire property, a hyphen is used in the official address.When I went to the city to turn water on, it's the water for the whole building, and their property database needed a pure numeric number, and they just randomly put in 351.Recently I contacted FEMA to filed change of map amendment to get it reclassified it's flood zone so I can reduce the flood insurance, FEMA told me they can't process my application because the street number contains a hyphen. 

The neighbor has pictures of the damaged wall before and after the owner personally removed about twenty asbestos shingles where the building had been hit and he has collected some pieces he picked up off the gourd and has put them in a plastic container.

If you subscribe to GlobeSt and MHN online you can get daily emails that contain news about what's going on in the Multifamily industry and many articles talk about who is buying what.

Not to mention a lot of warehouses being built to handle the volume of containers.

A property may be perfect for me but not so good for the next investor due to the amount of risk it contains. 

If NOT, then consider something like this instead:Set up a Land Trust that contains the property, and names your mother as the Beneficiary.  

They are very informative, and contain ample information. https://www.biggerpockets.com/blogs/

They are very informative, and contain ample information on investing in real estate.

You need some sort of edge or border to contain the backsplash where it belongs.If you are using a ceramic or porcelain tile you should be able to get a pencil edge in the same product line.If you are using a glass or mosaic tile the only option often is aluminum edge trim which any tile store has to offer.