As you begin the drying process, you may inadvertently cause the mold to "bloom" and become active as you lower the water activity levels.The musty mold odor you are familiar with and do not smell in this basement is known as "MVOC" or microbial volatile organic compounds.

@Karen Bloom - since you are out of town, call Finishing Touches - they will knock the job out very quickly and with very little hassle per my experience.They are somewhere on this site - look for Eddie Miller.Andy

I heard the housing market there is blooming so I thought it may be nice to purchase some rental properties in GA in the future when I have more capital.

There are some local Investor meeting that I will be attending.I'm willing to learn anything that will help my career bloom up.So thanks for listening talk you all soon.

I take screen shots from my phone and have a separate photo album for them.

In 2010 he became the founder and managing director of Bloom Boston, a research and publishing platform that tracks hotel and real estate news trends and activities throughout the United States and abroad.

I decided to go with Bloom bank, in Indiana.  

In my blooming existence, I have had experience in Microbiology, Nursing, Biochemistry (on a Medical Path), and currently Finance (I know,...totally unrelated). 

Some of the assemblymen like Bloom from Santa monica want to put on hold so they can 'rally the troops' and really push strict and strong rent controls. 

Rental comps have three bedroom homes in this area renting for 1,200, so the cash flow for the cost of the house is what gets me most excited (although feel like there is appreciation opportunities after fixing it up).So, I'll just post the photo album here - http://imgur.com/a/RMx8z I'd love your thoughts as experts on if you feel like this would even be in the ballpark with the photos.