Investor · North Miami Beach, FL · Member since 2015 · 10 posts · 3 votes
I am new to rehabbing and flipping and was wondering does anyone know of a good and creative way to find houses that have mold issues? I am not afraid of those houses but I need to know where I can find them. Any suggestions?
Specialist · Carrollton, TX · Member since 2016 · 145 posts · 100 votes
8y
@ROGER RAMIREZ Most landlords are not afraid of mold either. Once the source of moisture is fixed, a mold is easy to fix. The hard part is preventing slow water leaks that cause mold. To answer your question, I haven't seen anyone selling their property because of the mold issue.
Investor · Jasper GA · Member since 2015 · 1k+ posts · 1k+ votes
8y
@Roger
@ROGER RAMIREZ Good for you for thinking out of the box. I've never thought of it, but you might contact some local mold remediation companies in your area. A little cash might help. Instead of a bird dog they could be your mold dog.
I am new to rehabbing and flipping and was wondering does anyone know of a good and creative way to find houses that have mold issues? I am not afraid of those houses but I need to know where I can find them. Any suggestions?
Do a mailing to any street that flooded in the last hurricane.
Investor · North Miami Beach, FL · Member since 2015 · 10 posts · 3 votes
8y
@Krishna Chava Thank you for your response I agree with you about most landlords but I am referring to more serious mold problems where all the dry wall needs to be removed and replaced in a room or two.