This is not making us stop though, and getting bit by bit to where we want to be.However, the upside of this is that there are way more opportunities in Spain as in the US because here there is no overall investing mentality or the widely accepted possibilities.

But now that this has been confirmed I have to disclose.I hired a local radon mitigation company to install a passive exhaust system.  

Make sure you have a badass bathroom exhaust because that room will get hot and humidI typically do away with gas in favor of electric - gas seems to be getting phased out some places so I'd like to stay ahead of that curve.

But that is a mental journey and it takes time.You take pride in your role, but also realize that you are kind of a servant to your tenants.

Having no mortgage with a young family is very attractive mentally, even if it is not 100% the right financial decision.

I really would like to move out of this home due to mental health issues (lost a loved one in the home, and it makes it hard to be here).

Here the basics that the inspector will look at:- Windows and Doors are installed and working- No major damage to floors and walls- All plumbing works, hot and cold water, no leaks, etc - Exhaust fan or window in all bathrooms- Electrical works with cover plates on all outlets/switches- A light installed in every major room, etc- Working heating system- Smoke detector on every floor- Stairs and walkways up to code

But, not to be mean but mentally he can be kind of slow so, probably not.

What happens after I exhaust those?

That being said, I am going in with that type of mentality.