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Mike Crossman
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Need Help i found mold

Mike Crossman
  • Investor
  • Onsted, MI
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I need to pay off my house at the end of the month but I found something i'm not liking, I thank i have mold in my acetic. It is very damp in my acetic. I found out when i look up at my bedroom ceiling and found ripples in my paint. I'm going to get a home inspector in here this week. What can i do if i find out there is, I have a 7 month old baby and what can happen if i leave will i get sued for wear and tear or anything like that in Michigan. Thanks a lot i need info from everybody lawyers, investors, etc

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Christopher Phillips
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Christopher Phillips
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@Mike Crossman

Do you mean attic?

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