I plan on being an agent on the side while still keeping my day job as it pays fairly well and I get free health insurance.

We are building another hospital which is expected to open sometime next year, and another one of our hospitals went through a major expansion,so there are definitely more jobs being created in health care.

But, I need to bring a health inspector to check it out so there won't be any health issues for the next tenants.

Ultimately, my goal is to be a full time investor, but I currently have a gvt job with good health insurance benefits and three young kids and a wife.

Anyone with small children will want a tub.

Health issues etc can impact our plans.

A private university just announced they're moving their masters in health sciences program three miles from my complex.

I had one guy that was going to do it for a great deal, but had health problems and cancelled.

Try not to get hung up on off-gasses, and health implications.

Hi Karina,In general it must be a complete and functional home that does not have any health or safety issues.Specific to you, and this property:It's too late to worry about it, you're under contract.