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Personal opinion is that it’s probably worth the replacement cost. Lead is a huge thing these days, and if you have a child in your rental who tests positive, you’re opening yourself up to a lot of liability.
The problem with carbon filters is there’s no good way to determine when they are saturated and need to be replaced. Reverse Osmosis (RO) filters are much better at removing lead, but are usually setup as point of use filters just for drinking water at the kitchen sink.
Just a personal opinion... good luck!