On the surface of it, that sounds like rubbish.

He was going to give me 6 months interest only to help turn the place around a bit.I hate it, but every surface needs to be touched, some of the bathrooms need help.

I've used the Sam's Club laminate and vinyl (Select Surfaces) and I've had great experiences.

Now I am talking surface mold, if it is so bad that framing has to be removed, that is another story entirely.

They appear to be awesome on the surface and offer some great tools, but their sales practices are dishonest. 1.The sales associate Steve Martin told me on the phone that the access to the online portal would not expire on the phone (I even recorded the call).

Countertops - tile, quartz, granite, solid surface? 

Minimum - new carpet (or hard surface flooring in major living areas, stairs, and bedrooms), possibly some updating in the bathroom (toilet, shower insert, tub), and either large hole patching in the parking lot or repave the parking lot (no estimate on this yet)Appraisal from local appraisal district = $126kThe property is great in the < $164k range by my numbers. 

That sofa is the bed for the tiny apartment - the recliner piece lifts up to hold blankets and pillows and under the seat area is a trundle bed that lifts up to fill in the "L" to make a queen size sleep surface - very comfy - not like a traditional sleeper sofa.

But this is just the surface level.

Moisture can hang out inside structure and not show on perfunctory surface moisture readings.