You can probably see that if you plan on investigating more than one property, how that can add up quickly before you even have a deal.

Will investigate further.

Even if they get some of it off, it returns in 2-3 days.We're in the northwest where it's rainy and damp all year long and as far as I can tell from investigating the internet and youtube (yes, the source of all truths lol), these are mold and yes, they are hard to come off.

Is there anything more I can bring up to have this professionally investigated?

We know that fraud can be investigated, and it is when economically feasible.

Don't ask a builder for his referrences so much, they may give you his cousin and brother-in-law.Talk to your bank about construction financing and who they like to work with, who comes in on budget and on time.There should be a Home Builder's Association in your area, investigate who the members are and their standing.

I used to check on the contractors at lunch and then go to the big box after work to investigate materials and solutions for the issue on hand.

There should be an immediate investigation into how many other banks are currently taking advantage of this artificial scheme to manipulate and misrepresent their cap ratio, and just why the New York Fed can claim it had no idea of this very critical component of the Shadow Economy.

The homeowner got a letter from the sherrif stating they had six months to buy it back for the amount the property was sold for, plus taxes+fee's etc and is now investigating that on their own.Anyhow, any information is appreciated.

They interpret VERIFY to mean ask politely if the information they submitted is what they intended to submit.There is NO investigation.