Do I call the health department? 

I made this account this past August but I was too scared to actually commit.

I told my allstate agent I was going to shop around because water damage scared me the most.

If you are going to resell or rent the home, it is a good safeguard to have a clean bill of health letter from a 3rd party for CYA.

I have paid 2x the "normal rate of interest" on some of my flips and profited nicely, and I've gotten "great deals" on others and barely covered my costs.The bigger question I'd put in front of you, though, is if flipping is the most strategic way to build credit health. 

That's the problem though my property manager has contacted 4 different law firms in San Antonio and it seems they are scared to take this case due to covid laws protecting tenants. 

You could potentially get insurance for sinkhole in the future, but this scares many buyers including myself.

The 1031 scares me as it takes me an average of about 1 year and looking at hundreds of properties to find just one, so the short timeframe feels impossible to find several in other markets to use up all of the funds.  

All of us found that inventory was recently a big issue in being able to scale with flips, and even land seems a little scare for new construction.

Consider this; in less than eleven days, President Biden issued over 50 Executive Orders, including; rejoining the World Health Organization, rejoining the Paris Accords (on climate control), ordering the Federal government on a “war-time” commitment to expand vaccinations, restoring collective bargaining rights, promoting $15 per hour for all federal employees, ordering all infrastructure contracts go to American companies, lifting the ban on transgenders in the military, dissolving the Muslim ban on travelers to the United States, classifying Vladimar Putin’s Russia as a “hostile foreign power,” extending the U.S.