Tax sales are a way for a SELLER to get rid of a property that they can't sell otherwise; like toxic waste sites, mold problem, hazardous material problem, environmental problem, failed septic, failed well, encroachment, title flaw/defect, IRS problem.

The influence scoring seems pretty ridiculous (I'm a big boy, so I won't say it's demoralizing, but at a minimum somewhat irritating to have to stare at the large number there).

I suppose if banks would assign loans all of this would be so much more easier and get these toxic/underwater assets off the the market faster.

Your statements are all true re: mold toxicity and most people as well as the lack of an accepted/mandated mold protocol.

It irritates me!

There are ways for you to filter the irritated callers without talking to them directly.Yes, your letter is sensative, but takes a lot of words to say, 'hey, don't get mad at me if you don't like me writing you.'

Some feel it is too toxic, but if you sprinkle it where pets and kids can't get to it, like inside walls, the roaches don't become immune like they do to other pesticides.

I personally cannot believe how some people are so irritated that they actually go through with complaining instead of just throwing it out.

(from our core rental agreement)Mold may grow and exist in any structure where there is, or ever has been, a presence of moisture and a food source for mold to grow.Its presence may exist without the knowledge of the structure owner and may be concealed from the untrained observer.Some varieties of mold are toxic and may cause adverse reactions in certain individuals.Tenant and Landlord will complete a Mold and Moisture Hazards addendum that will become part of this rental agreement.MOISTURE AND MOLD.

Pet stores sell non-toxic, fabric-friendly flea spray for home use.