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Ryan Watson
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Post Remediation Properties

Ryan Watson
  • New to Real Estate
  • Indianapolis, IN
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Mainly on the topic of ground contamination. After the remediation for the contaminated soil has happened, are there any stipulations or things to watch out for if acquiring said property? Contamination can be any size, such as a heating oil tank to a gas station/small oil company.

Im aware of compaction issues, so in some cases building construction could not happen although there are other uses for such land.

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