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Yesterday's work schedule:Josh from Express Pros (my favorite HVAC people on the planet) came over and moved the disaster that was in the utility room.  

She will be a toxic tenant if she is "forced" to stay in the lease.

This is the best REI education on the planet.

think of it this way, if only 10 people on the planet know you are a realtor then you can only get business from 10 people MAX.  

if i were you, i would take a sample and have it tested just to have it tested. if it is mold, there are 18 different species of black mold and only 2 are toxic. that advice is coming from a licensed home inspector with a mold certificate. if it is black mold and is toxic, then you can remove it yourself, but protect yourself too. make it part of your offer. if the seller doesn't want to accept your offer based on the mold, then walk away. if you do not want the place because of the mold issues, would someone else want it?

We have to make sure we get an inspection, find out what's wrong with the property, see if it's economically feasible to rehab the property, ensure we are compliant with all local/state rules regarding REO property, register the property if applicable, ensure health and safety issues are addresssed (Toxic DDT Landfill?)

Toxic mold is actually very rare and every home has a certain amount of mildew and mold.

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