More information would be helpful in diagnosing the problem and getting it remedied.

Originally posted by motiv8td:I seem to be doing alright having AZ represent and I'm not even inviting anyone:) We're going to have to remedy that, aren't we :kewl:

Tenant if late they will call me and we can easily remedy the situation.

We ended up spencing a few thousand to get mold remediation. 

Do you own a disaster relief company or mold remediation company?

Imagine my surprise when I read the "Other Disclosures" section and saw the seller had checked YES to:Property was previously used as a methamphetamine laboratory and has not been remediated to state standards.Wait, WHAT?!?

I've heard a few nightmares here and there, but nothing that can't be remedied with some repairs afterwards in the case those were to happen.

This will only work if they would have performed similar work to solve the problem, and there is no doubt you'll need to pay them for their time and the risk they're taking, but you may find a company who will do this for less than the cost of re-doing all the work.Btw, a good lesson here is that you should have caught the mold issue BEFORE the buyer's inspector caught it, and had it remediated before you listed the house for sale.

The REALITY is that if you don't have any money or have good credit, you need to do something to remedy that!

Account Closed is right you the material has to be removed by an certified remediation company.