we owned it free and clear so its OK.Navy doc salary was good. we rented in NC. we quickly saved enough for a downpayment from rental income and salary to buy our now construction live in flip(sorry to be continue)

Things like :Only one key to the house Leaks in both bathrooms Door locks were jamming closed Cracks in the walls that weren't there before Mildew by the furnace Do I have any recourse against the seller or the inspector who didn't see any of this !?

I looked for leaks but did not find anything.

Prepares docs?

IE I have a partner that will buy it when in fact you don't and your hoping to flip it to someone you probably have never met.. so you start the transaction off with a fib.. and its hard to come back when your put on the spot.. some folks are born ********ters and can work right through that no problem because they could careless what the seller thinks.. others would be sensitive to this as I think you are and have learned... best to be straight up I would have a written doc outlining your process that they sign.. so there is no confusion and you don't get accused of being a pimp.

Figure out how much it cost to get rid of the mold and to fix the cause of mold (leak window, pipe, roof, or whatever).

There is no reason a pipe should burst unless it freezes... please upload a pic of his work and the joint that failed.Toilet issue... toilet shouldnt rock at all and will loosen the seal and start to leak potentially damaging tile/subfloor.

If so, there will be many legal docs to review and the bank will require that have an attorney review the docs, attend the closing, etc.

In the closing docs mailed to me (after recording) was the amortization schedule.As an aside...on one other deal we handled it all outside title.

The caulk will dry, shrink and leak over time.I have used window replacement companies with long track records and supplier warranties not the big box stores because the do it every day.