I also don't want to expose future tenants to mold issuesAlso if anyone in the Pittsburgh, Beaver, or Butler area reads this and wants to connect, let me know.

You can do a layer of gravel with top soil above it and at the same time put in weeping tile and seal the exposed part of the basement wall (the foot or so you are digging down) and add a membrane. 

I’m new to the biz myself and have yet to land my first deal but this strategy will help you get to know your target area the best, and expose you to deals that no agent is going to see cross their desk anytime soon.I also browse craigslist and other classified ad sites / apps for potential deals.Wishing you the best of luck!

You can use Kilz on wood and sheetrock, but it will not solve the issue on heavily-soaked areas that have been exposed to the urine over several years.

Why expose yourself to the asbestos and liability of removing it yourself?

You can technically use the same LLC but would it be in your best interest to expose the LLC name that holds your assets to a renter? 

So, if your goal is to expose your rental to the largest number of potential tenants and get it rented as quickly as possible, you'll want to allow at least one dog.You can set a weight limit (e.g., 50 lbs. or less).

There are 2 types of load bearing beams that can be done to open walls, exposed beam that hangs off the ceiling, or recessed in the attic for a smooth ceiling.

Are they doing everything they can to expose properties to the widest possible market?

Often times these things are exposed or uncovered only after their current  or former evidence is uncovered by a survey.