They lied on their application, this would be enough for me to be okay with evicting them.

Perhaps get into Marketing/Website SEO, Lead Generation, Real Estate Information Technology, etc.

Also, numbers never lie.

As I said, 1 metric alone will lie, you must know the full ROI picture.

Typically once found and treated an annual inspection can be done and re-treatments can be done early into their repopulation if it happens.However. . . often the damage lies under the surface and is difficult to assess. 

I have seen many investors like you in the area find success with no-fee townhomes that are under selling for under $150k (inventory is short, not many lying around right now).

They are not lying.

You may want to consider putting in some foam padding on the low-lying areas in case someone bumps their head.

Professional firms in technology, science and so forth added 93,000 employees last month to lead the way in hiring.

So herein lies my question; should I, or should I not, use an LLC to purchase this property?