Many Real Estate Agents seem to prefer the "ignorance is bliss" mantra when it comes to lead paint.

In other words, if I just had a conversation with them to give them 30 days notice, and they ignored it. 

But it will have to come out of pocket all at once so definitely not something to ignore.  

Thank you for the response , I live In Los Angeles, now some more backstory that might be useful is that the old manager who is good friends has told me that management at corporate had told her to nag us about parking or look for anything the make us want to leave without it being obvious or illegal really, but she always ignored these requests, now the new manager came in real nice and has been very passive aggressive and just gives the nastiest attitude and doesn’t want to deal with me ignoring texts and calls.

As soon as they start fining me for ignoring their nonsense I’m going to start 1031’ing my rentals.

I ignored him and sold the house.I received a complaint because a tenant build a small film developing room inside his garage.

Yeah you're missing the most important part: ignore "rules" created by others to overly simplify a process that is highly personal and subjective.It doesn't matter if your property doesnt meet the guidelines others use.

I don’t have a problem with them having an opinion (that I’m going to ignore unless they sold all their own real estate, in which case I’ll still probably ignore but at least they believe it.)

Jay....thanks for the reply.Yes, I'm sure people will offer that and I've seen similar listings on LoopNet, Crexi, etc and I guess it's either ignorance or cowardice on my part ----but I sort of don't believe it so I've never delved into it further.

Ignore any future money requests unless it is a lawsuit.