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Water found in the basement
Hey everyone, does anyone know the regulations for water in the basement. I am in escrow for an investment property in Kansas City, Mo. During the 10 day inspection window the home inspector found water leakage in the basement. It appears the water is coming from the shower down there. I will most likely shut it off. That’s no problem. The issue is mold. Should I worry about water damage and mold or is this common with basements? Thank you :)