On Feb 18, 10:05*am, "hr(bob) "
wrote:
On Feb 18, 8:04*am, Limp Arbor wrote:






All true but is does make for good entertainment during home
inspections and closing negotiations. *In NJ 4.0 pCi/L is the standard
threshhold number written into purchase contracts. *Below that and the
buyer lives with it, above that and the seller fixes or provides a
credit. *Of course all of this is negotiable but 4.0 is the usual
starting point. *I think mine was found to be around 7 during the
inspection. *Last test I did had it below 2.

For anyone else in NJ the DIY test kits that you mail in have an extra
NJ specific fee for the Peoples Republic of NJ.- Hide quoted text -

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Is that because the results are mailed into the state for some sort of
record-keeping. *What if you have a friend over the border in NY or PA
mail the results in for you?G


The Czars in charge of licensing in NJ charge labs for the number of
tests they do per year. The more tests you do per year the more you
have to pay the state for your license.

I had my results mailed to a PA relative.