It's all puff in the air for now.

You can try a fan in a window for a few days to cycle outside air through the basement to lower the humidity, but in GA's already humid environment, that's not likely to help much.

When you look on the open market, I will bet that you can buy a completed home that is in move-in condition for $70,000.Of course these numbers are all picked out of the air, and I had no idea what your market is like, but as an investor that has rehabbed countless fire damaged properties, it is no picnic.

If a rental or a flip you need to know what other bathrooms look like in the area as to finishes and quality expected.Example it has an older insert tub.You want to rent out.You find out that as long as the old tub and shower is clean tenants will pay 800.With a new tub and shower they will pay 820 a month.Putting in new say costs 1,500 for example.It will take you a 20 a month 75 months (over 6 years) to recover your money.So your answer depends on what you are doing with the property.Not just for the mold but the fixtures,valves,toilet,and supply lines for the sink and toilet etc.If you get a contractor to fix this they will charge a mint.If you get a mask and take it out and just put cement board up you should be fine.You need to make sure exhaust fan works,is proper size and suction rate for that size of the bathroom,and is properly vented to the outside of the property.Make sure roof is properly vented as that could cause sweating and mold problems.If you look into the attic and see mold on the underlayment of the roof boards then you either have a roof leak or a breathing problem.The roof vents for air going in and out (cycling) could be too small ,in wrong location,or too close together.Hard to say without being there.No legal advice.

If it is the latter, rip it off and reside the house {also be a good time to look at water/air movement and insulation}.

Nothing in that law prevented you from asking or even demanding the return of the mower.So, because you made reference to a "statue of limitations" I wanted readers to understand that there was no limitation, rather a loss of the ability to collect upon the objection by the borrower.

My mission going forward is to prevent othersfrom falling for his deceptive web of lies and manipulations which dozens ofpeople including myself have fallen victim to over several years.He’s a parasite to society and everyone needs to be made aware of this cancer.I am providing photos and documents to substantiate everything I’m claiming so youmay judge for yourself.

@Greg Behan, @Vlad KuzinNew windows, also gives you the opportunity to improve both the air tightness, solar gain and insulation qualities of your building envelope.   

We've decided to go with the monthly renter for the above reasons and to avoid possible issues or legal costs to prevent/fix potential issues.  

Ya there's really not much you can do in the way of preventing them from doing what they will.