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Justin R. Pain tenants, and mold, please help
1 October 2018 | 50 replies
The summary came back saying the levels were "low" but the spore Stachybotrys "could cause a health concern.
Danielle Ratto Tenant child tested positive for lead poisoning in our property
30 December 2016 | 25 replies
Here are other possible sources of lead: lead-based paint used in the interior/exterior of older buildings, lead in paint chips, lead in plumbing pipes, drinking water, job sites (lead contaminated clothing brought home or on the skin), old painted toys and furniture, food and liquids stored in lead crystal or lead-glazed pottery, lead smelters or other nearby industries releasing lead in the air, hobbies that use lead (pottery, stained glass, refinishing furniture), some folk health remedies, painted objects brought from foreign countries.Also, if the children are in daycare or frequent another location, check if exposure may have come from that location.
Shal Patel Which mortgage should I pay off first? Rental or my own
24 February 2020 | 55 replies
Paying down debt on real estate is risky from and investment and financial health perspective.
John McKinnon How is lead paint effecting your area?
27 November 2018 | 8 replies
Evidence of actions taken or not taken by the owner of a pre-1978 rental property or childcare facility in compliance with applicable public health laws and regulations concerning lead may be admissible evidence of reasonable care or negligence.
Benjamin Hai Newbie looking for mentorship ?
20 December 2021 | 20 replies
I can say without a doubt that since gaining mentorship my finances have gotten better, my relationships have gotten better, my income, my skin & general health, my organization & upkeep of my house, I’ve received 3 promotions in my job, literally so much has been gained through mentorship that I’m pretty sure the only reason someone could think they don’t need a mentor in their life is because either A, they never really gave mentorship their full shot, they never sold out to it, or B, they didn’t find the right mentor/mentorship opportunity. 
Michael Castillo Out of State Investing for Cash Flow
24 June 2021 | 18 replies
Here is a list of metro areas ranked by population.AppreciationAppreciation is an excellent economic health indicator.
Jacob Maes Is There A "Bubble" Coming?
6 January 2022 | 6 replies
War in Ukraine, War in Taiwan, War in North Korea, Covid-25, serious change in election results, China economy collapse, maybe a change or advancement in AI that wipes out IT middle/senior managers or some other industry like health care. 
Shiloh Lundahl Realistically most investors won’t replace all income W/ cashflow
23 January 2022 | 174 replies
But after some health problems, we decided we would not be able to stay retired if we didn't increase our cash flow.
Andy Saintilus Building Wealth While Working a 9 to 5
24 February 2022 | 11 replies
Time is passing us by and if you are fortunate enough to make it through the pandemics, health issues, lay-offs, and everything else that is trying to take us out you will be glad at the age of 50 to own 50 houses generating X amount of dollars in cash flow.
Shadrick Davis Should I sue for earnest money?
15 October 2022 | 10 replies
DEFECT DEFINED: Under Indiana law, "Defect" means a condition that would have a significant adverse effect on the value of the property, that would significantly impair the health or safety of future occupants of the property, or that if not repaired, removed, or replaced, would significantly shorten or adversely affect the expected normal life of the premises.My take is that the buyer flippantly used an "as-is" condition to make a favorable offer but with no intention of standing by it.