There are some people who claim that their central nervous systems are effected by exposure to mold toxins (Stachybotrys toxins are the most commonly blamed culprit) but while there are TONS of anecdotal claims, there is virtually no scientific evidence that this occurs.Whether or not the presence of mold MUST be disclosed is usually an issue governed by a State's real estate board.I am from Texas.  

@Ali Boone No growth potential - based on what evidence?

It's becoming more  evident to me how much of a beginner I am but also that this trip has been very informative already.

If these criteria are evident in your area, its a strong sellers market and I actually would recommend using a flat-fee listing.

They come to visit your homes, you show them the termite evidence, droppings etc...they pop into the attic for a few seconds with a flash light, they come down, and they recommend tenting. 

Whether correlation or causation, I can't say exactly (http://blog.redfin.com/blog/2013/09/paying-more-fo...)I found this humorous article about TOO MANY churches hurting a city: http://articles.latimes.com/2006/jul/31/nation/na-....Does anyone have experience or anecdotal evidence about Mega Churches effects on surrounding land values (net positive or negative) in suburban, SFR neighborhoods?

Some people think that a sole member LLC won’t hold up in court; check the case law in your state for that, I see no evidence of that in my state. 3.

While we did get it setup and it ran very well for 1-2 years what became evident is that this type of renter generally takes very poor care of the properties and they needed 10-20k in rehab to get them rented again. 

They've even reference my posts here on BP as "evidence" I am trying to invade "their" neighborhood.

It is evidently run down and in need of repairs.