:idea: I do want to point out one more thing-----A very good trial attorney such as a friend of mine has resources (private investigators) can help pierce asset protections (entities).

I hope our legislature does an investigation here and does not get bullied by the White House machine.I would, however, like to hear other opinions here, whether or not you agree with me.Lets keep it civil, though.

The only thing that would have to be investigated is the asset being used as collateral.

I know home warranties put bandage, but in the past, I have used them as Emergency fix and then called reputable contractors to investigate further.And yes, I am open to suggestions on what companies you use and what was biggest expense you claimed! 

Also, lead is not that concerning, it affects majorly children who are on their developing stage and it takes an enormous amount of lead to get lead poisoning, so if I was to do a job, i’ll do it in a manner where i’ll meet minimum just to avoid penalties.There is a grey area on abatement, if the job is really small, and you hire someone like a local dump guy aka Demolition Call 555-1234 from Home Depot lot, once it hits the curb, their responsible, however, you will not have the chain of custody report which the epa will look in case of investigations.

The lease currently has 18 years remaining but regardless I have decided not to go any further with the purchase process after some investigation. 

As I could never trust his word again, and his boss would not remove him as he was a friend of the mayor, it became necessary to do a criminal investigation and remove him from office. 

Upon further investigation the closing agent didn't have the seller sign the deed as Trustees (property was in a trust), but rather as individuals. 

The answer to that question will dictate the course of your education as an "accidental landlord turned "deliberate investor" and possible sectors within real estate to investigate.

When someone with long-time skin in the game talks with others who have skin in the game ("The Wealthy Barber" or BiggerPockets), the source is informed (and credible) and the information is worth my time to investigate further.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wealthy_BarberMy barber in Pensacola has been investing for a few years and tells me he owns three homes (I know he recently sold one for a nice profit).