Although you pay for the report, mold is considered a health hazard for the occupants and hiding any relevant information from them is legally risky.

However, her health is beginning to be a factor and her time is not too far away.

I really wanted to find a place that was economically diverse and had historically shown market stability.My search led me to Denver, Phoenix, Austin, and Houston.

I have significant concerns about mold biotoxins and health. 

I'm contemplating transitioning jobs and will need health insurance while I transition.  

I'm no expert in economics. 

I understand property taxes are mind-bogglingly high but otherwise the economics seem tempting at the lower ends of the market.    

One advantage is the the university provides a steady economic base that usually doesn't waiver too much during recessions.People think about colleges as just students and professors, but of course there is a whole army of people that work in maintenance, administration, etc., just like any large company.

Or perhaps poor health or financial strain has resulted in substantial deferred maintenance, making it a difficult property to sell on the retail market--he has a problem.

I'm having the hardest time finding a legit site to post for a potential roommate and I need assistance finding a good contractor, I'm really just trying to get some feedback on what would be the smart economical decision to make when finances are stretched thin currently.