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Joey Hicks
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Athens, TN
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Would you buy a house with mold in the entire basement?

Joey Hicks
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Athens, TN
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I put an offer on a house yesterday knowing the basement was full of mold. If my offer is accepted this will be my first flip. Yesterday, I was confident in my decision, today not so much. I know where the water is coming from (no gutters) and feel confident I can stop the water. Looking back at the pictures, the mold is extensive, especially with it being a finished basement. I guess what I’m looking for is this going to be alright? I know it is. If accepted I’m buying a $100000 house for less than $30000! The rest of the house is solid.

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