And excerpt from these guidelines regarding foreclosure on real property:
"A lender’s exposure to environmental liability may increase significantly if it takes title to real property held as collateral. An institution should evaluate the potential costs and liability for environmental contamination in conjunction with an assessment of the value of the collateral in reaching a decision to take title to the property by foreclosure or other means. Based on the type of property involved, a lender should consider including as part of this evaluation of potential environmental costs and liability an assessment of the property that meets the requirements of the EPA All Appropriate Inquiry Rule."
*www.fdic.gov/news/news/financial/2006/fil06098a.pdf
"A lender’s exposure to environmental liability may increase significantly if it takes title to real property held as collateral. An institution should evaluate the potential costs and liability for environmental contamination in conjunction with an assessment of the value of the collateral in reaching a decision to take title to the property by foreclosure or other means. Based on the type of property involved, a lender should consider including as part of this evaluation of potential environmental costs and liability an assessment of the property that meets the requirements of the EPA All Appropriate Inquiry Rule."
*www.fdic.gov/news/news/financial/2006/fil06098a.pdf
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