Multiple bureaucrats assigned to oversee the project often present moving targets for acceptable remediation.

A structural engineer can ultimately determine what is likely causing the issue, the severity and the remediation required.

Since Mold Remediation needs to be done by a Certified Mold Remediation Contractor it is difficult to price that.

Then hand him the 3 or 5 day notice to vacate or remedy.

Per the standardized Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac deed of trust, invariably they say (e.g. clause 22) in a power of sale remedy "...Trustee's fees of ____X % of the gross sale price..." where X is often 5%.

If the prospect is someone known to you then this is a polite way to start any conversation, and if the prospect is someone who is not known to you then you need to remedy that situation as quickly as possible.

You can remedy this by networking with and gathering a list of active investors and motivated buyers that you can alert when you have a deal.

When we started our business and our debt ratio increased, there was a tremendous amount of conflict between our old programing and our new financial plan :crying: No idea if you might fall in the same catagory, but if so there is a remedy :D Run your numbers again, keep a large enough reserve so you can sleep at night and *keep moving forward.

In fact, most remediation company will refuse to test and vice-versa for the same job.- Third, as Ed pointed out, the big question is where is it coming from and fixing the source of the problem.

I just give the "finished product" that extra bit of "finish" with a manual intended to be helpful.Now, if there is something like mold remediation that was done, you might want to include warranties for that sort of thing since your seller's disclosure will likely have a line explicitly mentioning this sort of repair.