The only push back tends to be lack of storage and parking.

He said to see what the actual exact claim is on the lawsuit as he thinks it's most likely not for the presence of mold itself.Second side note, he also did say that a lot of landlords are stripping down their insurance coverage to exclude certain things, like water (not flood) coverage and other coverage, he said renters could sue for that, though I don't know how one could sue a landlord for lacking something on the landlord policy.Bottom line, it could be that any mention of the mold is just there to aid the actual claim which might not be for the mold itself.

I would have them correct the situation at no additional cost due to their lack of due diligence. 

Starter homes anywhere south of Manchester are flying right now due to lack of inventory.   

From a residential appraisal, I have not been able to create an ARV because of the lack of comps. 

Oddly enough, he never lacked for work. 

Our biggest issue is lack of affordable housing and lack of inventory in general, which of course creates strong demand/ low vacancy and high rent and price appreciation. 

I have reached out to KIAVI and was denied from their process due to lack of credit history.

I’m curious if I’m speculating too much or if my lack of experience is showing.

Lack of supply is mostly purposely created by outdated zoning restrictions, paranoid nimbys, inflation, and our economic system in general.