Again, I would of walked away if the seller didn't work with me on this issue..and now (or very soon) I can enjoy my basement without having to worry about breathing in some of this stuff.Hope my experience helps!

And I always mutter "Thanks, Maggie" under my breath.

I would be interested to see if, in fact, the lender takes responsibility though I will not hold my breath.

@Steve Lohbeck Take a deep breath.

But, like the last poster mentioned, your budgeted needs for the coming year would simply absorb any additional funds that were unused and would be calculated in the future budget(s).If the board chose to refund those fees that would be great but I wouldn't hold my breath.

Here is a warning.Make sure all living things, people, dogs, cats, fish, birds, etc...are out of the home when you do it, and don't go back inside for at least a half an hour after the machine shuts off, then open some windows to breeze the place out.Ozone is harmful to breath and will harm or kill living things.Good Luck!

No one wants to pay 1000.00 a month for an apartment they cant breathe in.

Standards are slowly evolving in the form of often-used storage & data-transfer formats, but don't hold your breath; even electronic medical records still use many different standards.Having said that, any good software-as-a-service should have a way to "get your data out," usually via CSV export, etc.

This went on for several months while we attributed it to our stress from school/late nights/etc. after I started to have trouble breathing, I started to do research.

Yes, I made enough, yes I got burned out eating, breathing and sleeping RE financing, yes I got a great offer, but no one makes too much money, I could open another office today with a short start up period, but I'm not going to.