Well, my family lives abroad and their and my own health matters make me want to compress the timeline.

The mold was severe enough that it because a health risk. 

If you've got asbestos insulation then it is likely friable and detrimental to long term health.

Smith did pretty well for himself and was able to purchase a nice home in an affluent neighborhood in Denver, unfortunately his health declined as he aged and the beautiful home was left solely to his 20 something daughter.

If you take a large project to update a multiple family, I think you will get burned both financially and mentally. 

It seems as if the seller's agent has a mentality that I agreed to this house with a tenant already here and that it's my problem.

I just recently liquidated my inventory as I was no longer interested in the shoe industry because I mentally grew out of it, with my current amount of money I wanted to invest in RE but I want to do it best way for my current situation.

I would love to sue them for fees I have paid and mental anguish! 

Health. 

Many here are okay with illegal units because "everyone is doing it around me" and that going along with the herd mentality will get you in trouble long term in my opinion.