Most of turnstile, the leak or whatever is giving mold the moisture is more of an issue than the mold itself.

I value very much the opinions and wisdom of the biggerpockets community, so here it goes.On my first unit, it appears as though there was a crack in the ceiling allowing moisture in.  

I know Pergo is rated pretty high for quality but have read reviews about some warping from small amounts of moisture.

We handled this as gently as possible, apologies, compromises on when would be the most convenient time, etc.

I am concerned that this could be a safety hazard as far as the dryer is concerned and a mold/moisture problem for the washer.

What I found was that people expected the process to be similar to traditional financing - someone processes your paperwork, emails you gentle reminders that you need to turn in that last paystub, and generally keeps everything organized and moving for your file.

Got orders back to the UK, and bought another gentle fixer to live in, over there.  

The membrane applied to the entire roof surface protects the wood against moisture, and the ice and water shied in the valleys and along the perimeter prevents damage from possible ice damming.

All this needs to be done before we insulate otherwise we risk moisture getting in the walls and trapped being the vapour barrier.

It seems like moisture is what we want to avoid between the sub floor and vinyl plank floor.