Structural- roof, newer building no EPA?

How embarrassing to need to use people just to move up in life! 

Well, here’s the truth:A motivated seller isn’t someone who wants to, needs to, or even has to sell their house.

Roof is 30 yrs old but structural and foundation is in good conditions and everything else is intact.

When their doctors say the child was injured, you're going to need your Board-certified expert witnesses to dispute it.

As noted, it keeps capital available to replace the HVAC, when it goes out in your first month of ownership, or the roof starts leaking and you are chasing an unknown source to the tune of thousands of dollars.  

Some carriers offer loss assessment insurance, which can come into play when the HOA experiences a large covered insurance loss, such as a hail storm requiring roof replacement or a fire requiring building replacement.  

We just acquired a duplex that (at closing) was supposed to need about $4K in mold remediation.

The issues being  1) inconsistencies in roof (dont know what this means)  2) a hole in the drywall behind stove in kitchen because of which there are spiders coming out of the wall and they had to kill two of them.At this time, I am concerned that they will trash the house while leaving it.

Consistent with the advice of @Jo Bradley , if I could get through the first couple years financially, keeping current home seems a lot easier than long distance investing...and at least I know what is wrong with my current home (I.e it will eventually need new roof etc).