Yes, it is generally legal to sell a house with asbestos, but the seller is often required to disclose the presence of asbestos to potential buyers, as it poses health risks. Local laws may vary, so it's important to check specific regulations in your area regarding asbestos disclosure and remediation. Additionally, buyers may request that the asbestos be removed or mitigated before completing the sale.
Sometimes its possible to sell such house but you will need to consult a local UK dealer having knowledge of local issues.
It's not. Just don't sell it as a house, methinks. Good luck, though.
No, you cannot sell a house without the deeds as they are the legal documents proving ownership of the property.
I would like to clear my house of asbestos. What is the best technique for asbestos removal?
(in the US) If you are asking as the owner/landlord - no. The HAZMAT condition must be abated before you can offer it fro occupancy.
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I'm worried about the threat of asbestos in my house. Which companies provide asbestos testing?
Probably not...
Unless the seller of the house offered you an assertion that there was no asbestos there, or local law says otherwise, you are responsible for any problems created by the presence of asbestos. The mortgage company gave you a loan, they have no responsibility for cleaning up asbestos.
It is not always necessary to remove asbestos siding to sell a house, as long as the siding is in good condition and poses no health risk. However, some buyers may be hesitant or require remediation before proceeding with the sale. It's advisable to disclose the presence of asbestos and consider having a professional assessment done to ensure safety and compliance with local regulations. Ultimately, the decision may depend on the local real estate market and buyer preferences.
It is probably not a good idea to install new asbestos pipe. Asbestos pipe requires remediation if and when it deteriorates to that it may be releasing asbestos fibers. Whether it is legal to install asbestos pipe depends one what legal jurisdiction you are in. Some countries have forbidden all use of asbestos containing products and some permit some uses to continue.
There are several websites based on the legal aspects of asbestos meothelioma. Kazan Law and Bergman Legal are 2 of the top law firms dealing with these cases.