Once down to studs - can GC take care of treatment and replacing of neccessary framing or do you need a mold specialist to come in and give "all clear" so to speak in order to resell house.We have read so many mixed messages about mold - obviously we know it is serious issue, but we also feel it is something people are overly scared of and super concerned because they are not going to gut their homes. 

I'm hoping to fit that in with Work and school once the fall semester starts.As far as a mentor is concerned, I would like to have one that can help walk me through my first deal just so I could get a really good feel for it. 

Can someone please guide me on weather or not his concerns are rational?

he wants me to send him my plan with a copy of my license/identification.. that is my concern.

We are looking at property in the Houston area, so flood zones are always a concern when evaluating a property.  

I’m not sure if any of you have had anything like this happen during one of your rehabs, but any input or direction would be greatly appreciated.Here are my concerns / questions:1.

If he doesn't the judgment is in my favor on that date.I'm concerned after I receive the judgment for the damages I still won't receive the money this has cost me, not to mention the addition of the legal fees.

My concern with this strategy is it sounds like they're just taking the cash out to have as spending money.

However, I've got some concerns, both over this crazy lady and the fact I can't inspect the property first.  

Not a concern, unless the foreclosure action didn't name the "new owners" as additional defendants, assuming the transfer was prior to the foreclosure action.