@David McCracken As a home inspector I test for both radon and mold routinely.

I just have to make sure utilities and city water/sewer are available on that parcel I am not doing the well and septic tank routine.

I have broken up security deposits into 2-3 month payments for tenants who are on social security disability.

Hey Lane, always great to talk to a fellow engineer who can understand myself and my engineering learning disability. =]Good job with savings.

I've had tenants play games on their last month or two before move out and it has cost me financially.I want to be able to determine if I enable or disable Zelle for tenants on a tenant by tenant basis.

Exploring new places is a little hard since we well into a routine taking them to the Alexandria zoo or Shreveport Sci-port center.

I believe people  that have to "worry" about the capabilities of others have individual  disabilities they are trying to hide.

Build your systems and team and it will be easier, maybe even routine, in the future. 

No biggie.Once you are used to a problem it becomes routine.

Experience:  Yes, having a number of verifiable flips is the best way to get the lowest rate and highest LTARV, I work with an great number of "first timers" who routinely have 90% of their projects financed based on sound projects and good credit.4.