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All Forum Posts by: Stephanie G.

Stephanie G. has started 2 posts and replied 9 times.

Post: Wet crawl space

Stephanie G.Posted
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@Patricia Steiner. Cookie sheets…. now that’s not one I’ve heard of.  How inventive?! 
Thanks for the input, and you’re right…   

Post: Wet crawl space

Stephanie G.Posted
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@Patricia Steiner.  Thanks Patricia.  I totally agree with fixing the problem.  Looks like it’s just been a band-aid fix for the previous homeowners.  Just makes me hesitant in purchasing.  I’ve never owned a property with this kind of problem.  

Post: Wet crawl space

Stephanie G.Posted
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@Ray Hage.  Thanks Ray!  I appreciate your feedback!  So hesitate but this helped!

Post: Wet crawl space

Stephanie G.Posted
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The house that we are considering buying has a wet crawl space.  It was built in the 1950’s.  Ranch.  No structural damage from the wet crawl space.   Is this a wise investment?  Would it be hard to re-sell?

There were 2 sump pumps in the crawl space but one was not functioning.  It has been fixed.  

Thanks for any advice. 

@Jonathan Klemm.  Thank you Jonathan!  We believe that, also.  And yes, @Mark Ainley gave solid advice.  So appreciate of everyone here that reached out with advice. 

@Mark Ainley.  Unfortunately no.  I’m close to Cook but not in Cook.  Or Dupage.  

I moved from our rental in Feb. i rented for 7 years.   I paid a $1400 deposit along with a $500 refundable pet deposit.   
Before leaving, I notified my landlord in writing that there was a door sticking, slow leaking faucet and a garage door issue.   She never came or acknowledged this letter.   I thoroughly cleaned the unit and took many pictures. 

She is now sending me a bill that she is keeping my $1400 deposit due to a thermostat issue, door knob replacement and window damage.  And, now all of a sudden, she is keeping my pet deposit stating it is now non-refundable with absolutely no pet damage.  

The window is from water damage as the window takes on water and I called her during a rain storm to let her know.  They never came to see the windows.  She is billing me an additional $1400 for repairs.   And some of the billing is not for anything she is accusing me of.  She is also not counting the $500 refundable pet deposit.  She’s giving me 2 weeks to pay or suing me!

I don’t know what to do but feel most of these things I didn’t do and have pictures to prove I left the place in excellent condition.  

Would love any advice.