It is a bit hard to explain and defend how you honestly found mold everywhere and then how you honestly did not believe the house has a mold problem that needs to be disclosed as the seller.If there is a dispute about anything and more so if the dispute concerns mold then talking out of both sides of your mouth is not going to put you in a good position.Do assume that lenders deal with many properties.

if you do work with them be sure the first words out of your mouth are to schedule an inspection as well. 

@Bill Gulley  You shouldn't run your mouth on other peoples integrity before you check your own and you should also read the first post.

Bottom line, show me your serious by putting your money where your mouth is and be ready to move forward efficiently and quickly.

You need to think before you open your mouth next time given the number of contractors turned investors on this forum.

As Shaft once said, don't let your mouth get your *** in trouble.

This helps you to know what you are going to say before you open your mouth.

The phrase “put your money where your mouth is,” fits well here I think.

Lie to me once and I assume every time you open your mouth it will be a lie.Nice tenants find that I am often the best landlord they have ever had.

I would suggest you follow Priscilla's advice and keep your mouth shut to your agent and find a title agent that understands double closings.Brian, I've never heard all those things defined that way but they all make sense.