I'd like to find out how much devaluation a one-story, 4,500-square-foot residence would suffer with a recent discovery of a dangerous asbestos-containing insulation called Zonolite.

I spoke with my attorney after my last post to ask about the super late discovery of this property bond. 

Just understand that any action tying the two LLCs to each other opens you up for discovery in a lawsuit.

This is an expensive process and one that someone who is owed $5,000 would likely never pursue because a lawsuit with full discovery could take a year or more and cost $20,000+ in legal fees.  

After I made the discovery of the issue, my lender has been zero help, and other lenders don't want to refinance it because they are unfamiliar with WHEDA.Has anyone else ever had this problem or know of anyone who went through a similar problem?

I have tried calling them twice, emailed them twice, filled out their contact form, filled out their Discovery form and still no communication.

What an amazing story/discovery, love these storiesAnyone into Antique Road show, I am a huge fanhttps://www.google.com.au/amp/...

One things leads to another and during discovery, your attorney asks you, " Chad's dad is asking for all of your leasing files for the past five years.

It even had foot notes referencing state legislation.This discovery is what sparked this whole post.

When an owner has failed to maintain a property to the extent that this one has, you'll be amazed at the "discoveries" that will await you as you repair what you can see.