I just only put $300 a year for lead paint testing for tenant renewal.

It used to be that every high school student was given a Constitution test as well so that they would actually know the Constitution.

I would definitely do it if I were you and see how it goes.The other thing is as you hinted at, this is an opportunity to "test drive" this way of doing things.

Also, while everything is off I plan on setting up mold foggers and clean the rest.I have been doing some reading about the mold and the EPA website, but I do not see anything about regulations on mold that make you test for it.

If it passed the smell test maybe offer to buy a partial chunk of the note to put my toe in the water.

Next month, I'll take my test again.Would love to network with other investors, share ideas, maybe do some deals together.Reach out to me anytime!

Four bedrooms don't come available often enough to have good market rent comps, two bedrooms are too plentiful, and one bedrooms are too labor intensive/low income.

Not wishing to be the test case, I passed on the series approach.Now I have the question "how does the income flow."

If that concerns you - just be sure to do a lead test before buying any property.

As a longtime Real Estate Broker and Investor, I cannot stress enough how important the "eyeball test" is too purchasing real estate !