Yes- if you feel that your health is in danger from mold- and if you had it inspected- and have written proof, move.

Tenant-occupied is also dangerous at this time as you might be inheriting non-payers. 

I would imagine that many red states would be the ones filing the lawsuits.I do agree that the bleed from the states like CA's laws are a danger for many other places. 

That's just raw speculation, paranoia, and scapegoating....dangerous traits in a client. 

This would kill my savings, and put me in danger of defaulting on the loan terms. San Antonio is lifting the eviction ban on April 30.

If the popcorn ceiling is asbestos then I'd have it removed (its a two-fer . . . you get rid of the danger AND popcorn ceilings). 

He is in danger of losing his home for a few hundred dollars, but you can not do it by wishing you could.

I know in the state that I invest in we are not allowed to serve any notices to tenants for non- payment and could only evict if we attest that the tenant is a danger to someone in the building. 

Ozone will damage your lungs and is even more dangerous if your tenant has asthma. 

Making a broad statement suggestive that anyone could buy a dump and rehab it successfully is dangerous because a lot of people get in trouble trying to do that when they aren't contractors like you are.