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How to deal with bathroom mold
Hi there,
I'm thinking about becoming a landlord and one thing I dread is the possibility of bathroom mold in the bathrooms. I'm worried that if I buy an investment property that is outdated I may need to refinish the bathrooms, how could I do that on a budget, and can I do it myself with no experience? I'm also worried that the tenants won't clean the bathrooms and mold will grow. Is there any way to prevent this? Also, if I buy a place that already has mold, how can I fix the problem? Would the entire bathroom need to be gutted? Can I keep a renter's deposit for mold?
Thanks,
Jennifer