It depends on how much mold and what surface it's on.

On the surface, it looks like you got a deal here.. 

If you can tell us how you are going about finding deals then we will be able to help you in a more detailed fashion.

There seems to be a wealth of information here that I haven't even scratched the surface to.I am a real estate lover who hasn't had the opportunity to fully scratch that itch just yet.

If it's a single crack running across the surface is probably due to excessive heat.

As stated -- on the surface the property is over priced.  

My advice is not to waste your money on testing clean with bleach water and buy a mildew mold suppressant from hardware store it's a chemical you put in a pump up sprayer keeps mold from coming back if on a painted surface get a fungicide paint additive and repaint area.

. - granite colors will change but solid surface counters are here to stay, doesn't matter what they are made of. - those vertical glass backsplashes, separate wine fridges, and drawer appliances will definitely date a place.

My wealthy, old landlord friend gave me some great advice a long time ago, "The whale that surfaces gets harpooned."

The following examples illustrate suspicious commercial real estate transactions or activities likely conducted to facilitate money laundering.1.A U.S. bank reported that funds were being transferred between several real estate- related accounts in a circular fashion for no apparent legitimate reason.