I am still having the mold remediation company (small local private firm) come out just to do some "exploratory" testing to help identify an area of moisture (if any) because the previous air sampling was only a 2 sample (one interior, one exterior.)

The house doesn't feel like it has significant moisture inside; I verified the dryer and bathroom van vent correctly.

There are probably THOUSANDS of strains of mold.All that being said, mold needs moisture, some darkness, some stagnant air, some warmth and a 'host' to grow. 

Or some wood that’s rotting on the side of the house, which could result in mice penetrating the interior lay nest chewing on the wood and pooping all over the house.

No buyer and no real estate agent during an initial showing is going to know that there are shingles or punctures in the roof, that there are higher than normal moisture levels signaling that it could be problems with a roof, that a deck is not up to today’s current code, that there are cracks found in the sewer scope, etc. 

I will be quitting my full-time job on May 31st, 2024 and will attempt to penetrate my way into the Real Estate Industry. 

We just got the second inspection report and it shows that the wood directly on the CMU is untreated and there’s no moisture barrier.

The ability to market yourself and your masterclass, with some decent marketing knowhow is very easy in today's world.Add in realtors, wholesalers, syndicators, office and hotel and retail owners, the guy down the street that owns 5 rentals around town.This is a highly saturated, hard to penetrate business to be in.

Redoing a roof doesn't do you any good if the rain can penetrate the new roofing.Yes, I've had many roofs put on my flips and quality of roofers varies tremendously. 

Portland real estate developer says goodbye to city after bullet holes riddle office: 'Absolute madness'https://www.foxnews.com/media/...Real estate developer and lifelong Portland, Oregon, native Dustin Michael Miller is saying goodbye to the city after walking into his office to discover bullet holes had penetrated the glass close to where he would normally sit while working."