They were in my service area so I got plenty of nose time 1000 feet or less from the plant and on hot, still days it was rank. 

My wife's nose is more sensitive than mine - she always tells me when she smells gas.

That being said, I would argue that I would turn my nose at a deal that would lower the quality of my life.

Some of the more common symptoms that people who have been exposed to black mold experience are dizziness, migraines, rash, coughing, nose bleeds, blood shot eyes, vomiting, chest pains, fevers, and possibly even death.

Factor that into your next BRRR.I call BS on a contractor threatening to report their own work to the city... they'd be cutting off their nose to spite their face.

No SE taxes, you just use schedule E for filing taxes unless you are providing substantial services.

They are going to deny it but if you smell it as well trust your nose and out they go.  

I attend a weekly meeting full of investors, when wholesalers present deals, 70% turn their nose up and the other 30% are interested.

I try not to poke my nose into these types of threads too often, because it can end up looking a bit Big Brother-y when an investment provider constantly comments on every little thing said about their company - we want investors to have a place to discuss things with each other without oversight.

My red flags were going up when you lumped it all together and said no SE :)I'd agree that if he is strategic and can substantiate "investment intent" per property then he's good to go.