Many of the health care professionals travel to the area for 3 month contracts and can provide an oppertunity to do well with MTR.

Does this present any kind of health hazard or potential legal problem? 

, so that's what's most concerning health-wise.

Just be safe and always use a mask (not a cheap one) Your health is worth it.

And we do need police reform, Eugene has a great option where they have CAHOOTS which responds to mental health/addiction crises so police dont have to .. 

Most if it is not in a condition that it would cause any health issues.If the Asbestos Containing Material (ACM) was undisturbed, it should have been fine. 

Simply put, let's say I get all the cash flow I need to live a comfortable life (and cover rising health costs/cost of living increases/whatever).

(which I think is what @James Wise is talking about).One thing to keep in mind is that "Poor People" (yes I know, Escalades and nails and etc...) will be happiest (stay longer) in a neighborhood where they have the services they need, such as clinics, liquor stores , pawn  shops, buy here pay here, rent to own--type of shops, vs. higher end things, like Neiman Marcus, where they can't afford to buy anything.              

CODE CH. 5-12-110(f)}• If, contrary to the lease, an essential service is not provided, or if the landlord fails to maintain the building in material compliance with the Code to such an extent that such failure constitutes an immediate danger to the health and safety of the tenant, and the tenant or tenant’s family or guests are not responsible for such failure, after giving written notice, the tenant may do ONE of the following:1)Procure substitute service, and upon presenting paid receipts to the landlord, deduct the cost from the rent; OR2)File suit against the landlord and recover damages based on the reduced value of the dwelling unit; OR3)Procure substitute housing and be excused from paying rent for that period.

Hello everyone I hope this reaches you in good health, I have been researching wholesaling for a year now.