This home has been a huge undertaking with comparables showing lucrative results on the sale priceWould this be the time to assess our future, whether to sit tight and try to expand.

I’m getting a foundation specialist to go out and assess the damage, but their best interest is getting my future business - not advising against a house with settling problems.

The other thing to consider is there may be special assessments especially in these older high rise buildings.

It's the next progression of a google search, although will have to work out the kinks of misinformation (which is all over the internet anyway).

Your assessment is based on your PP, YES you will pay more because you paid more.

That's where discipline comes into play: discipline is moving forward and making progress, even when you don't always feel like it.

My question is, having no way of knowing the quality of screening the current tenants would have actually undergone, can I use the information on file to run a quality background and credit check to perform a "risk assessment"?

When assessing low-income investment opportunities, I use 20% and sometimes greater as a more apt vacancy rate to account for the higher rate of non-payment and vacant units. 

Nevertheless its an intriguing idea so, please keep us updated on the progress.

It appears to be that this was for a weed assessment made in 2016 (2 years before our ownership).