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Real Estate Agents Do You Recommend To Your Clients? I sure hope you do! To have a Mold Inspection and test? What I'm about to to talk with y'all about, could very will be a Halloween nightmare story for a movie.

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This here story took place in a home in Greenville, North Carolina. The home had a bookcase with a hidden room behind it, the room had a dark and terrifen secret, along with a note. Seen that one of your buyer clients, may just pick one of Fannie Mae's foreclosed on home. You'll sure want to know about this.

Real Estate Agents Do You Recommend To Your Clients? I sure hope you do! as a Real Estate Agent, you just may want to recommend to your buyer clients, to have a Mold Inspection and have the home tested. Even if the home is listed as is. And you just may want to have a talk with your seller clients, about being sure to diclosing about any kind of Mold problem they may have had. After you read this.

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Most State Standars of Practice protect a Home Inspector from this kind of a lawsuit.

The Standars of Practice could very will say, systems and conditions that are not within the scope of the inspection include, but are not limited to: environmental hazards, lead paint, toxic or flammable materials, asbestos, and radon. Pest infestation, portable appliances, like washer, dryers, window air conditioners. Security systems, telephone or in home television systems, fire or lawn sprinklers systems, swimming pools, spas or worlpools. Playground or any other recreational or leisurs equipment. Below ground septic or drainage systems, water wells, zoning ordinances, or any items that are considered cosmetic in nature. If the Inspector makes any general comments about any of these systems and conditions of these systems are informational only and do not represent an Inspection.

Real Estate Agents Do You Recommend To Your Clients? I sure hope you do! enough suspense, click to read the whole story, of the family that that ended up buying the home.

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12 Comments on Real Estate Agents Do You Recommend To Your Clients? I sure hope you do!

OCT

Good post and I recommend everything from an inspection to crime reports but I do think we go to far. But in this world what can you expect. I give them a one page suggestion and then let it be on them.

This is a very interesting post on mold and informing the buyer.

There are always allot of what-if's when you purchase a home. For peace of mind the buyer should consider all aspects and if there is a concern don't leave any stones unturned.

Dale, Strange story, that home must have been really old. I've only had a mold test done one time because the owner was complaining. I had to hire a specialist who took air samples and all of the tests came up negative.

Howdy there Charles, Harry, Carl and Ceil, Jane

It sure is a real pleasure to have y'all stop in to pay a little visit, and to read and to write a reply to each of your comments. On this sad but true story blog post, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friends

Charles - I feel when it comes to homes that have been foreclosed on. When helping First Time Home Buyers a specially, we can not go to far. When helping them with their home buying needs.

Harry - Glad you found it to be of interest. Being a Certified Professional Mold Inspection Investigater, I'm always on the look out for storys as this one. About the family, in North Carolina. I've written a few other blog posts on Mold, and will be writing more on the subject.

Carl - Haven a Mold Inspection, is highly important to have, when a Home Buyer is looken at a foreclosed home to buy. When folks are being made to leave their, they sometimes do things with out thinken.

Jane - I do belive the area it lcoaled in is in an older part of town. I just did a Mold Inspection, of a home the owners had been told they had Mold. Everything come up negative with the home. The owners felt alot batter known they did not have any Mold.

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OCT

Disclose and inspect, do all we can do to make sure our clients are buying their dream home not a nightmare home.

Howdy there Ricki

Long time no see, its a pleasure to have you come by to pay a little visit, and to read and write you a reply back. On this blog post, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friend

As you and I know, not all home sellers list every thing on the disclose paper work. And when the home is Bank owned, all they usual put, is never lived in the home. I do believe Banks should have to go to the homes they own, to look it over and fill out the discloser paper work.

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OCT

Howdy there everyone

This is a test Comment only. Testing, testing, testing, now to see if it uploads.

OCT

Hey Dale! Interesting topic and very spooky! :) I was just in a disclosure class hosted by a mold inspector who told the story of a soon to be mother who purchased a home with a "black biological contaminant" and ended up with a baby in the hospital because it was not properly taken care of. Her agent's E&O took a hit for that one.

Howdy there Alison

Its a pleasure to have you stop by to visit for a bit. And to read and write a reply to your comment, on this blog post, here at my little ole Blogging Homestead, my friend

Mold and anything that can end up harmen a client or a member of there family, after they have bought and moved in to their home. So we need to do everything we to help them and their family, be safe in their new home.

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NOV

Great post. Good information on mold inspections!

Howdy there Blake

Appreciate you coming by to visit, and for leaving a comment to read and reply back to.

Thank you kindly!
Hope your haven a real fine week.

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