Did you end up closing on the home and performing any remediation on the issue?

After all, I lived in a house that needed to be remediated which it was successfully.

By my remedial investigation, I don't see more than 60-70K in work here.

I had to do a double take on that to confirm you are in the U.S.A ... and here I thought only Canadian municipalities could miss an effective solution to a situation by such a wide margin.Taking away affordable places to live is going to remedy drug use issues?

If not, then focus on stockpiling your cash while remedying the obstacle to your ability to qualify for a loan (reduce debt, credit score, etc) and/or find a partner to work with who also has cash or who can qualify for that loan.Fifth, just seek seller financing or take over someones payments to buy something.

I don't know the paint brand because I personally am not the one doing it, but I believe there is a specific floor paint you can buy at the big box home remedy stores.

My remedy is a couple things: 1) Cancel the contract and pocket the earnest money ($10K) 2) Negotiate something and if so, what?

Yes, investigating and managing the remediation of mold is a big part of my job.

Within 1 week after the inspector left we had remediated the minor mold problems, got a dehumidifier setup in the basement, etc.

Should I push for a mold remediation company and a mold report?