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David Burton Due Diligence Process for Auctions
22 April 2021 | 3 replies
I bought a lived in property that was so flea infested that the building inspector would not enter, nor would the police officer after it was broken into. 
Tomas Lam Purchasing Duplex with Tenants and AB 1482
25 April 2021 | 2 replies
The duplex will require some major renovation due to termite and mold infestation.
Chris Wilson Possible mobile home purchase.
10 November 2020 | 5 replies
If you see big patches of plastic covered fiberglass insulation hanging down, you could have rodent/racoon/possum infestation depending on your location. 
Steve Porcello Becoming a licensed lead remover to work on your own investments?
18 January 2017 | 4 replies
- The potential lead infested properties would be owned under our LLC, and the LLC would potentially hire me, the licensed remover, to complete the job. 
Dee Powers Need advice: On market 1004 days has MOLD what should I offer
18 January 2017 | 1 reply
It has a serious mold issue in the lower level, that level completely  mold infested.   
Oliver T. Aggressive tenant complaints- time to lawyer up?
30 June 2022 | 10 replies
I have a house in the mountains that used to be infested.
David S. Seller did not disclose strong smell of cat urine
1 July 2022 | 4 replies
Later we had to deal with a full toilet, needles everywhere, bed bug infestation, to just name a few.
Roger Simons Are any apartment building owners considering eliminating LR's?
30 October 2022 | 9 replies
Not a alcoholic infested flop house. 
Don Konipol My Airbnb Disaster! Be;ow
12 July 2022 | 14 replies
And up until this month my experience had always been satisfactory plus.Here is my daughters recap of our experienceOn July 1st got to house had to clean out refrigerator full of food that was expired as far back as July 2021 it took 4 trash bags to clean out the fridge and half the freezer There was no room for us in any cabinets so I put our dry goods on the kitchen counter topI took the kids outside to the back yard and that’s when I noticed an ant infestation on the right side of the house I also attempted to do laundry and as I opened the washer there was a pungent smell of mildew July 2nd went to use the toaster oven to find it unsanitary And completely unusable July 3rd I bought some ant spray and Affrim washing machine cleaner On the night of July 5th I found about 20-30 ants crawling all around the kitchen counter tops and on our food I moved all dry goods into bags having to throw away some of it I then went to kill the remaining ants on the kitchen counter top and when I moved a kitchen appliance I noticed there were ant traps already set July 6th I contacted Airbnb about all the issues of cleanliness and the ants I said I wanted my money back and there response was that my complaint wasn’t within the 72 hour window The host sent an exterminator and a cleaning crew to “deep clean” the house and professionally clean the washing machine July 7th the host set up for the exterminator to come and told me I don’t need to be there and that he will get a neighbor or friend to come wait but apparently he didn’t set that up and so when they came no one was there so they left. 
Austin Stoltzfus Waive Inspection on VA?
20 July 2022 | 7 replies
Make sure your agent and lender are aware that signs of past pest infestation are ok, as long as the home feature is structurally sound and the pests are gone.