It was a 10 house package deal and I got a call 6 months later from the Buyer of one of the houses saying that the city was making him remediate the dirt around the garage, which I didn't even know you could remdiate dirt.

The remedy is simple: You have control of the property, not them; even though they still own it.

I’m certified in mold remediation and removal.

This could mean thousands of dollars to landlord to remediate the problem in older houses.

We brought in our mold remediation contractor and had an assessment performed and a remediation estimate written up. 

If it's a good deal price the remediation in or ask the sellers to come down.

Read your original section 8 agreement to see if you have any remedies.

If a wholesaler brings me a deal that I can make work that I wouldn't have gotten on my own, he deserves to be paid.I'm better off getting my own deals (cutting out the middle man improves profits) but if my marketing isn't keeping me as busy as I want to be and a wholesaler can help remedy that, they've earned their money.It's as simple as that.

Their remedy for the violation is to call the loan due and foreclose if you don't pay it off.

People aren't looking for a headache remedy when their head doesn't hurt and unless it is, probably forget that the even have a head!