I'll repurchase commercial space most likely for use in a mediation business (which I believe to be the future of law) and expand my real estate as I expand that.Dreams beyond that - One day I'm going to build a place for human trafficking victims to hide while their rights are restored. 

Hiding assets can be difficult.

Isn't there a "Rant and Rave" section this string can hide in?

If your obsessed with the doom & gloom, have at it, wear the tinfoil, dig a hole and hide, feel free I won't stop you.

It could be a sign that they are hiding more from you.  

Kilz original for sealing stink and tannin/stain hiding.

I don't go out of my way to get permits, but I do know that WITH permits, I can advertise that the repairs and improvements I did, WERE documented, and within local building codes.As far as what some say about city inspectors, my experience with building inspectors is that an open dialogue with no attempts to hide shoddy work, leads to easier inspections for the future.

Any serious applicants with nothing to hide would glad to provide those information to you. 

@Claudia Bonaudo@David Faulkner@Marcelo RicarteKathy, not ignoring you but you probably know this.Those getting into real estate are suffering from LLC mania, symptoms include avoiding liability, hiding your identity, protecting your assets and thinking you'll have tax deductions.

He says it looks like the mold has always been there and it was just painted over before he moved in to hide it.