Any and all of those could be health and safety issues and could stop a section one clearance, rendering the home not financeable by traditional means.

I'm a health care independent contractor, with an open ended contract in San Joaquin county, CA.

The property is being sold by a daughter who is moving her mom out of state to live with her, since her mom's health has deteriorated.

When you started investing in real estate what did you do when you decided to quit your day job regarding health insurance, life, vision and dental? 

@Isaiah Oloyede Call the town health department. 

@Kole Kingslien, about a year ago, I purchased a 4-plex with asbestos siding using a 203k loan, so here’s what I experienced...The asbestos siding (at least mine) is not dangerous to health, like many people believe the insulation. 

His health was declining due to cancer and he'd called one of our "We buy houses" ads, wanting us to buy.  

But my wife and I had some significant health issue and our credit and income won't qualify.So I am thinking of selling. 

@Trevor DickieYes, the 2-yr gap rule is a problem.If the sale of your current home is not due to some unforeseeable circumstances - like job change, health etc. - then your best option is to pay tax on the condo.

She’s got mental health issues.