Lead Based Paint Disclosure. Michael Ackerman Seattle Real Estate.
February 8th, 2010 | 
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Michael Ackerman, a Seattle real estate agent, talks about the lead based paint addendum that is required to be filled out by a seller when selling a home built prior to 1978. This is a very important disclosure for the buyer to receive so the buyer can decide whether to test the home for lead based paint before they purchase it. If you have any questions or comments, please send your email to michaelackerman@cbbain.com or visit www.mackerman.com.
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