There was surface mold once.

We're gutting the house down to the drywall or studs and making every surface new including a complete kitchen/bath tear out and opening up a small section of wall. 

From the surface does this look like a deal to look into & what other questions/info should I be asking the broker for?

If so you can install acoustimat or other similar products under hard floor surfaces.

It leads to other issues if a lender admits they can't close in a timely fashion.  

You can do it the old fashioned way and send yellow letters, knock on doors or phone calls.

I have experience and well versed in the acquisitions of foreclosed homes and the need to flip to rent ready in a timely fashion.

I am in need of qualified contractors to help complete these projects in a timely fashion.

Sometimes it is nothing more than mildew but other times a landlord is wrong they could shell out huge bucks in liability for being cheap.There is surface mold and then airborne mold which are two different tests.  

I always pay the buying agent for any of my properties the full 3% as without them I wouldn't sell the property in a timely fashion.