Maybe you can do a joint venture first in NC to test the waters and build your team there.

Could be a cool asset if marketed and managed correctly. 

If you remove the water source and clean the mold, it will not return. https://www.epa.gov/mold/brief-guide-mold-moisture-and-your-...2.

I don't know the cost of your fridge, but my CPA would simply expense it.The funny story is a rehabbed a house, bought appliances in a refrigerator, hot water tank and depreciated the entire rehab over 27.5 years.  

I thought I'd squirrel some money away in case of a big ticket item like water heater, roof, etc. 

He has amazing advice and attribute everything I've done to his advice (despite a lot of people being anti-Robert Kiyosaki... thanks to him I work whenever I want, from wherever I want, and figured out cool investing stuff).Reach out with any questions!

Even if you buy it at appraised value EVERY single investor that buys at market value is under water day one if they have to sell.. transaction costs will eat into the market value..

Run your company the way you like, but when a company moves away from their founding principles and starts to alienate their core; they usually have some rough waters ahead. 

KeyData is a cool tool from what I've seen but I have never personally used it much. 

Cool stuff.