So I went back and did a program that was a mix of being able test out of courses (with full credit) and online.

I call this my "roach test": if I see one, there are probably 100 others I can't see and move on to a house that at least looks to be roach free.

I am considering building one or two and AirBnB them just to test the market. 

Neither is a right or wrong strategy but you need to weigh out how each strategy fits your lifestyle and goals.An Airbnb may stretch your profits but comes with higher vacancy risks, higher overhead/operational costs, but most importantly will likely take more of your time.A traditional rental may yield a slightly lower return when comparing one property vs one property, but also may be less time intensive and may scale better (particularly if you outsource the property management).

But investors should start stress testing their properties and income streams and prepare.

When first eyeballing properties with an HOA fee, do you pull that number off of the rent before calculating out for the 2% test or leave it in?

Maybe she uses sun screen, but testing shows that chemicals in sunscreen are absorbed into your body and could also lead to cancer. 

Guidelines change all the time and the only way to test them is to obtain a file with this scenario after a guideline changes.Best of Luck,

The well water had to be tested for coliform bacteria.

Option1 have seller take care of it,Option 2 take care of mold yourselve after you close by removing Sheetrock, scrubbing mold of any framing, seal with kilz and do a mold test after a few daysOption 3 get more bidsOption 4 have seller reduce price and pay for mold after you close Option 5 walk away