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6. Now I'm thinking that I could leave it, and then prior to any future sale,

Sat Mar 2, 2013, 02:26 PM

Mar 2013

Disclose it to a free lance floor guy to replace who might not be that concerned since it actually is NOT really hazardous and then it's done.

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Asbestos in vinyl- insurance question [View all] vanlassie Mar 2013 OP

Yeah, there's that. But would every buyer insist on that? vanlassie Mar 2013 #2

You only have to disclose it. You don't have to remove it. jeff47 Mar 2013 #3

Take the vinyl out yourself. ret5hd Mar 2013 #4

Thanks for the advice... All good! vanlassie Mar 2013 #5