Although I have had an investment since 2013,  I haven't been tested. 

So they has a test to ensure the foundation cement was strong enough to rebuild on and salvaged the best of the partial walls. 

I probably chose about a dozen addresses total as I wanted to test the validity of the search. 

Lenders will usually stress test the property because debt is short term.There are tons of layers to underwriting a deal like that.

So, just to test the waters, we listed our home and we had A LOT of interest at $250k.

I am thinking that I will just attend the first one, and get a feel for the process and kind of test the waters before I make a purchase, but don't want to miss any opportunities that may arrise. 

Inventories in my area are very slim and have already lost a few really nice properties as I wasn't ready to pull the trigger or couldn't schedule a showing fast enough. 

You've got GP/LP shares, splits, waterfalls, prefs, and then multiple stress tests to be done.

If your inspector thinks its there, you may want to get it tested with a local environmental agency.

We contacted a few testing agencies but I don't think we can get it tested legally until it's our property.