By conservatively assuming a future sale in a weaker market, say with a terminal cap rate of 6 to 6.5%, investors can stress test the resilience of their deals.Take, for instance, a typical 5-year investment horizon.

It's a little pricey, but it's been my API of choice thus far.Once you get an API key, you can use their documentation page to test out the API (or just use Postman) before building out any scripts or apps.I had the same objective as you and have found Rentcast to be a good solution.

Test them out, if they aren't good try another option until you find the right fit. 

Would the previous owner’s Lead safe test will transfer or if I’d have to get a new one?

Mistakes I have made- buying cheap sofas- mostly because they are uncomfortable-- the ones I ordered online but also Ikea, where I had the opportunity to test them out.

It's purely a 24-month out of the last 5 years test.

If your yard is mud you may be able to send a soil sample for testing, probably several points around the yard, and they will tell you do you need to add sand, or loam, or manure, or ground up sea shells, et cetera to your dirt to make it Drain better.

Would be happy to share with you if you want to test it out for me.  

ha This is a real liability, the government originates most of its cases through "testing" which is to say contacts with landlords where they pose as potential tenants.

Home depot/lowes sells mold test kits you can use once the basement is dried out.Once you have the basement dry, the next order of business is to figure out the cause(s) of the flooding, and hopefully address those causes to prevent future floods.There are multiple potential reasons for your flooding--it could be ground water rising up from underneath the house, it could improper drainage around the house, it could be cracks in the foundation or slab, it could be water coming in through the window wells, it could be all of those things, or it could be something else entirely.