If you’ve ever bought or sold a home, you know that negotiation is part of every step. From the initial offer to the final repair credits, almost everything is up for discussion—including mold. Mold may be a four-letter word, but it doesn’t have to be a dealbreaker. In fact, a certified mold inspection for real […]
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Mold found during a real estate due diligence period can stall or derail a closing even when the underlying growth is limited in scope. The problem is timing: lenders, insurers, and buyers each respond differently once mold is part of the transaction record, and each response introduces delays that compound. In the CSRA, where crawl
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During a home purchase in Grovetown, a buyer’s home inspector flagged visible staining under the bathroom sink and a musty odor in the crawl space. The inspector documented both observations but noted they fell outside the scope of a standard home inspection and recommended further evaluation by a specialist. That recommendation is common and appropriate.
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