It was wet after use from lack of caulk behind the faucet and it's just seeping back out.  

Turnkey is a common way to get your feet wet in another area with minimal risk.  

You may want to get your feet wet by buying a park first that's already developed and manage it for a bit so you know what to expect.

It looks like weather wet and tear created the foundation issues on the porch.

If the contract is assignable then digital signature is the same as wet ones.The only thing you can't do is change the contract after signature's 

Lower premiums mean more cash flow and often a more valuable property.There are Wet and Dry flood mitigation techniques that applicable in different settings.

I have a number of other questions/concerns, but I don't want to come off as too much of a wet blanket in my first impression (I like to save some cynicism for later impressions too, you know?

I've always wanted to get into real estate investing and plan to buy a small multi-family unit here in the next 4 years or so after I pay off my student loans but I feel that I need a more concrete RE career to get my toes wet.

I see this as a tenant negligence for not reporting earlier, and keeping the bathroom wet and damp.  

We are planning to renovate the living room ceiling and attic space above (repair the cause of the leak and replace any insulation which has been wet.) while the tenants are on vacation visiting family this summer.