We have 3 HUD certified RE agents submitting offers for us.

I am certainly no expert in handyman type matters but it almost looks to me that this might be a 'Molly Screw'.

I'm no expert, though, I've always found mine through word of mouth.Even if it is, I can't imagine FINRA doing much more than telling you to stop at that scale.I've borrowed well into 7 figures from individuals.

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Im not an expert, but in a 1031, the profits must be transfered to another project of like kind within a 3 month period.So you are not getting paid in a 1031.Someone with more experience Ims sure while chime in.

First of all, I am in no way an expert at this, so please call me out if this sounds ridiculous!

I'd probably just clean it well with bleach and/or baking soda.But if this is your first go around with mold its probably a good idea to get a mold "expert" to check it out but be careful who you use because a lot of these guys are con artists that will try to scare you and sell overpriced remediations.

Good example why buyers should use a loan servicer.Mail your payment, certified mail return receipt requested, if it is not accepted on delivered your letter/check will be returned.

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Im not experienced enough to give adv. but i would love to read the opinion of the experts