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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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John Shortridge
  • Investor
  • Hendersonville, TN
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Mold remediation. Joists in crawl space

John Shortridge
  • Investor
  • Hendersonville, TN
Posted

Hey everyone.

Has anyone ever had to remediate mold on floor joists in a crawl space? I know where the moisture is coming from and how much it will be to fix that, but I'm trying to put an offer in on this tomorrow and I can't get anyone to come out for a few days.

I'm curious if anyone has had to deal with before and how they took care of it. Of course, I could put in a contingency offer with the plan to work it out after I have a contract, however, the REO market in Nashville is crazy I know someone is gonna come by without doing their due diligence and buy without looking in the crawl.

Just curious if anyone can tell me realistically how cheaply I can take care of this. I certainly understand mold is serious but I don't buy into the hype and scare about mold and know that the house does not need to be bulldozed and the rubble set on fire. Essentially, I need it to pass inspection when I turn around to sell in a few months.

Thanks!

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