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Patrice Boenzi
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Geneva, IL
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Patrice Boenzi
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Geneva, IL
Posted

We are pursuing a property that is very distressed, but in a great neighborhood.  I have not been inside yet, but know that the roof is bad/leaks, and we can see black mold on the windows from the sidewalk. 

If we use a profession mold removal company (and have air quality test done) do we still need disclose the mold issue on the disclosure statement?

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