If ones life adjust down the line, they have options, sell to reposition if they need to move out of state, hold on to it and rent it to gain appreciation in the future, etc.  

What kind of condition are they in and what amenities are expected.

I want to separate these and future properties from our personal assets.

They are setting the tone for future transactions.

If there was moisture coming through the slab in future or if there was water ingress - Will it trap water between the slab and LVP?  

If you have a foreclosure notice or judgement pop up in public records, you will have a much harder time getting loans in the future to continue your real estate investing journey.So what has your experience been with lenders? 

I established an LLC for future use, not initially as I understand it can create some challenges if not well established.

I can easily get paint match in the future, so touch up is easy.- I have the property professionally cleaned, including wiping down walls.

Given the inspection findings, you have a basis to renegotiate the purchase price or request seller concessions, such as a price reduction or credits at closing to cover repair costs as well.To do a proper analysis on whether the purchase is worth it, you'd need to calculate the expected rent after repairs and the ARV.

I've had a few contractors offer quotes for installing push piers and lifting the house... all for over $40k, which to me seems like a huge cost for leveling, which won't really even be noticeable (although I understand it will mitigate any future settlement and further damage).