Currently most places operate in a grey area or require a simple permit (there are some toxic towns that we'd steer clear of).

There's a lot of toxic animosity floating around this thread and I'm trying to be the voice of reason.

I generally use cash to invest but the real estate market is very depressed right now and my portfolio is diversified in BTC cryptocurrencies focusing mainly on gold short term trading on top of state metals 

If you are ever forced to sell, or you end up with toxic tenants you might be finished.

Some of their products have a toxic smell so you have to be wary of that, especially if you have animals around neither you nor them can be exposed to it.Meaning you might want to test paint a room and see if that solves your problem.Good Luck!

If that is the case, I'd get some new ones, stack them in front of the old ones, and get rebar or similar strong metal poles pounded in to hold them in place.  

Quote from @Curtis Tillmon: Quote from @Nate Marshall: The Gators are toxic.

Complete roof inspection of flat, shingle, and metal roof.2.

We are working with a property manager who will handle midterm metals at a reasonable rate.Always buy a property that would also be a good long-term rental.

Shazam me taller Uncle Sam.....