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Tom Sutherland
  • Newark, IL
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Mold

Tom Sutherland
  • Newark, IL
Posted

I been looking at a lot of property. Every vacant bank owned house I have looked at has some mold. With no heat or AC running it's very warm and moist inside these houses. This can't be a new thing and I'm sure all experienced investors have run across it.

 What has been the normal average obstacles people came across to fix the mold?

Did you have to gut the entire house? Or just treat the areas on the drywall?

What was the average cost?

Any replies are appreciated.

Tom

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