Ive been working with an LSRP and an environmental attorney but I would honestly prefer to sell and focus my attention elsewhere.

I'm looking to cover my existing  siding with vinyl but am unsure what Government or environmental regulations i may encounter.Thanks!

You should also arrange for some environmental tests.

I am kind of unsure where to start and feeling overwhelmed being out of my element.

Ive been working with an LSRP and an environmental attorney but I would honestly prefer to sell and focus my attention elsewhere.

It carries enormous legal exposure: tenant lawsuits, construction defects, personal guarantees, slip-and-fall claims, environmental issues—you name it.

Both buyers and sellers should stay informed and consider these elements when making real estate decisions.In summary, Florida’s evolving housing market presents a favorable environment for buyers and investors.

But in many cases, at least here in SoCal, it's many times a situation where the land owner essentially abandoned the parcel for reasons like bad zoning, little-to-no access, irregular shape (i.e. triangular) that makes it less efficient, environmental challenges, topography, etc. 

Would I need an environmental testing if so how would I be doing the environmental test done?

Environmental hazards – things like mold, asbestos, or soil contamination aren’t just expensive fixes—they’re liability magnets.3.