if you have existing homes make sure you get permission to replace them from the planning department and building department and health department before you do any demo..

Home inspection is fundamental of the health check of your home but I rarely do one myself. 

If any of your tenants are, uh, mature and experienced, and you think they might stay there for a while, you might also consider a toilet with a higher seat height - they're a little easier for people to get up from.I personally wouldn't install a 1.0 gallon toilet - they come with a warning that you can't install them where that toilet is the only thing happening (think a small commercial storefront or similar), because they need the extra water flow from a tub/shower drain to actually move all the poop through the pipes.If the toilets are all recent enough to be 1.6 gallon, how about the valves inside them? 

What are the best ways to gauge condo management health?

Can you have the mold tested to see if it poses a health hazard?

House #1 needs to be sold due to family member health care needs and taxes and upkeep so the quick sale is needed to pay for care and bills. 

I LOVE renting to long-term health care workers, and actively work to find new people in the field to place in my properties.

I could take care of my health and travel whenever I wanted to.

@Errol St Marthe call the board of health.

I call and call him, suddenly his wife picks up the phone, and informs me that his health took at turn for the worse and he is done working.So called a new heating contractor.