Like it did during the Woolsey fire? it seems to be burning in that specific area and there was credible reports that radioactive material was spread through the ash when that happened during woolsey
Looking at buying a house with some potential issues. Do I need to pay for them to come back out and verify fixes or is it included in the original cost? Are we automatically denied the loan? How much time do we have to fix issues? There are stairs in the backyard leading to a hilltop, some sections are missing railings and one of the steps has a large crack. There is chipped paint on the roof fascia, is this a callout if built after 1987? There are also missing GFCIs in some outlets that need them, can anyone please inform me?
Came out pretty nice
Where all the streets have native American names. Anything to look out for or know? Area seems very calm and clean and safe. Thanks
Don't mean to sound paranoid but the more I read about the Santa Susana lab failure and the recent Woolsey fire the more concerned I am. Curious if anyone had their water or soil tested if they live close to this area. There is a shocking amount of cancer cases around here that are well documented by scientific professionals.
Maybe in the socal area or surrounding places? All environmental Labs do not provide this service in my area. Looking to purchase a home near a lab that had a major radiation leak in the '60s, I'm almost sure everything is okay but would be good for peace of mind.
Just learned about this whole thing and wondering if there has been any update on the clean up. Insane to learn how the Woolsey fire spread radiation from this area.
Looking to see what your experience was and how your interest and APR was? If you bought down your rate, please give details. I've heard they give some of the best current rates.
I know rates change every day, historically some lenders charge a lot more in fees than others. Other lenders are known for having low rates regardless of competition. Just curious on who may provide those lowest rates please chime in.