Advise Needed
A relative of mine is planning to walk away from their home because the home has MAJOR environmental problems (total cleanup could approach $100K before the house could come close to passing an inspection) and my relative simply does not have the $$$ to pay for that and the mortgage as well.
I know the EPA is not a agency to play around with. What I want to know is should my relative walking away knowing the property has those environmental problems could the EPA assess fines and/or criminally prosecute the individual? Also, if this individual should die can any financial penalties assessed be passed to next of kin? |
Is the environmental self inflicted?
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I advise you to edit the thread title.
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does your "relative" have tenants with these known issues?
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Doesn't covering the entire property in antifreeze clean up most environmental issues? :shrug:
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My relative has been living in the house almost 26 years. |
But if you really want answers to these questions a lawyer is likely your best bet and not an internet forum.
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1. Insure house.
2. Call my cousin Eddie. 3. Leave town. 4. Collect. |
Was the LUST(Leaking Underground Storage Tank) disclosed by the seller/broker when the relative purchased the property?
Those documents have a specific area that asks about the existence of such things. I'm not a lawyer but there could be recourse on that front. The Mold...well, with no insurance that is going to be the relative's issue. |
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