You absolutely should contact a local Real Estate attorney to discuss what options you have to cure any deficiency on the title, and what remedies you may have against the Title Company for failing to properly close on the property.

When I do short sales, I get pictures of every single little problem I find regarding the property; get a licensed contractor to give you a detailed cost estimate to remedy it.

Another Massachusetts law is that if it is discovered lead paint and a child lives there under 6 years old, it does not matter if they sign the disclosure form or not....you will be required by law to remediate it. 

There will be overnight contractors materialize, out of town labor, scams and other shenanigans that some of these poor homeowners will discover within months that quality was not prioritized in the remediation of their homes. 

I work for a small builder in Houston, and we are doing remediation work on flooded homes.

New roof, which remediate the mold issue, $8,500.Countered seller with: fixing foundation issues, splitting roof cost, evicting hoarder.Seller in turn countered with $8,000 credit, to use as we see fit.Rents are below market and there's room to raise them even before rehabbing the units.Tear me apart.

The termite inspector IS the expert and his report should identify the problem, the remediation options and the price.

Good morning BP,I am looking for recommendations for mold remediation services in SE Wisconsin.  

If the tenant does not pay rent on their flat, proceed with the appropriate remedies under local tenancy law.If the tenant of the parking space does not pay, have them booted or towed.  

So in order to not lose that extra $2-3,000 over the next 10 months I'll go ahead and try to remedy.