Yeah I definitely want to stay in the B territory.

In neighborhoods that are low income but not dangerous. 

There is probably something to be said about relying too heavily on attorneys as a supplement to your knowledge being dangerous but we will leave that for another thread.In a non-negative manner, let's recite the questions and see if we can give some answers:Do I need to research all the laws of any state I am looking at?

It appears it does - I am just stretching into unknown territory a little bit.

It kinda goes with the territory when working with low-valued props and low rents.

If I let it slide I would have been putting the three other families in the building in danger as well as the infant child.  

Several people ended up in jail.I personally know nothing about this company, Apogee Ventures, and cannot speak to whether it is operating a legit business or not, but I have a few things to say.1 - If the company is sending these people to our forum to make recommendations, I want to warn them that this is a dangerous thing to do.

There's no official airborne standards that states what's a dangerous level or colony of mold and everyone is trying to prove "toxic mold" by sampling your property.

Mentality comes with the territory, you cannot change everywhere and everything unfortunately.

The parking lot isn't dangerous but I believe the half-finished wall will lower the appraisal value.