Home Water Damage Inspection

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Buying, Selling, or Renting Finding mold before you buy or rent gives you leverage to negotiate with the seller or landlord to fix the problem, provide you with credit to fix the problem, or lower the price. While sellers and landlords may be required to disclose any known mold issues, the key word here is "known." When a property is listed, sellers rarely go out of their way to look for mold to disclose. And if they don't know about it, they don't have to do anything about it. A pre-purchase mold inspection involves having a licensed mold professional do a comprehensive investigation for any possible areas of mold and any conditions that can lead to mold growth in the future. As a diligent home buyer, you may get a general home inspection to check for any apparent defects. However, a home inspection is not a mold inspection--a common misconception that might cost you thousands, or even tens of thousands, of dollars in repair and mold removal costs later on.

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