I buy and immediately post them for sale ALL OVER THE PLANET for double what I paid.

Serious buyers who live on planet earth?

She spoke with the listing agent and felt that the "good ole boys" in the commercial space would be very difficult to remove, possibly causing some sort of retaliation on the property, the house needed a roof replacement which I did not see due to the snow when I was there and because of the 70 history of the commercial space she felt the property was toxic with who know what was being dumped there. 

Dennis is buying 15k homes in one of the most depressed markets in the US.. so you guys are not even on the same planet when it comes to what you guys do for a living. 

another example of why need to do environmental due diligence for non-industrial properties. even farms can be contaminated. https://www.nj.com/ocean/2019/11/this-rural-nj-paradise-was-almost-destroyed-by-toxic-chemicals.html

Elon Musk wants to terraform the red planet back to green and blue.

@Jacob Scholes   Safe is a relative term.....no disrespect but if you grew up in Santa Rosa (I used to party at The Daily Planet and The Funhouse there and I do know that area) then you may not feel "safe" having your wife alone for months at a time in East Oakland.

My name is Jen and I live in one of the most expensive cities on this planet.

EVERY HOUSE REGARDLESS OF AGE HAS MOLD SPORES. depends on amount, specie, toxicity and "visible' mold vs invisible typically the latter is biggest concern.

.^-- ::thumbs up::   Also when they take air samples they are checking for 'Toxic Mold' (black mold does not mean TOXIC mold).