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Resolved Question: Who is responsible to pay for this?
I bought a home a year ago and now I have a mold problem that was uncovered by a plumbing problem. My question is this….in the inspection report mold and water issues are mentioned…does this mean I can get someone to help me correct this existing plumbing problems and mold issues I now have?

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Resolved Question: What will happen during a home inspection?
I’ve been living in a house for 6 months where the landlord doesn’t do anything she’s supposed to. I rent a room, and share the space with her. There were 5 other residents, but they all moved out this month due to conditions. There is mold so bad that I’ve been put on inhalers, and my friends won’t come over. You can see the mold on the basement walls, which are crumbling at the foundation. There are piles of cat feces, bugs, water damage, etc…

We got a notice on the door today, and now my landlord is spraying tons of aerosal air freshener in the air to cover the smell of the mold. I’m sure she cleaned up the cat feces, too. Won’t the air freshener make the inspection WORSE? Will the inspector still detect the mold if my landlord tries to cover it without cleaning it? What happens during a health inspection??
I couldn’t afford to move! Not everyone is rich enough to move whenever they want.

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Voting Question: Can I break my lease?
I live in north carolina and have been renting a trailer for the past four months with my gf.

We initially did a walk through and noticed slight mold in the bath room, kitchen and bedroom. We also noticed a few outlets in the kitchen were exposed and non functional .We noted this on the property management’s damage inspection sheet. We were assured it would be looked into. Sounded good to us so we signed the lease.

It is now 4 months later and they have finally started to fix the issue after the problem got worse and we wouldn’t leave them alone about it.

They have since found massive water leakss due to roof damage. This is the cause of the mold and the exposed sockets, the structure has serious issues. I came home from work to find the contractors trying to clean the wall with water/bleach mix, I ask them if they were certified to remove this mold, they were not. The mold covered the ENTIRE wall on the interior.

I brought this up to the property management people and requested they get the mold tested to see if it was dangerous and to have itprofessionallyy removed. They flat out refused at 1st. I mentioned to them that if I had too I would cal the department of health and a building inspector.

They now said the owner will have to approve ordisapprovee to get it tested and then get a professional mold remediation company to fix it.

It’s been a few days now, we aren’t living in the apartment since there aremultiplee exposed walls with mold exposed and it is uninhabitable.

well suprise, suprise the owner’s don’t want to pay for it.

This has been going on for months and I’m just basically sick of it. I’ve been thinking of just taking the owners to court and suing for a full deposit and move out expenses so we can find a new place to live. Would this be feasible? They have offered to let us out of the lease if we submit a notice 30 days in advance and pay another month of rent and they may deduct from the security deposit.

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