Sometimes it’s worth bringing in a remediation company just to have the paperwork that says “certified mold inspection/remediation was done.”Middle ground:Document everything (photos of the open ceiling, moisture readings if you can get them).Offer to have a handyman replace the drywall after confirming it’s completely dry.If the neighbor insists on remediation, you can also check if your insurance policy covers water damage/mold claims — let them fight that battle for you.So yes, technically you can fix it yourself if it’s dry and clean, but weigh the risk vs. peace of mind.

Hello everyone,My name is Diego Torres, I am from Chile, a technical draftsman specialized in architecture, and currently an Architecture student at UNIACC University.

Hi @Brice Peterson,You’re right, finding the right duplexes in Columbia can be a challenge with limited inventory and budget considerations.

One thing I see often is how challenging it can be for out-of-state investors to manage rehabs from afar.Some common issues I notice:Contractors missing deadlines when no one’s on-site.Budgets creeping up with surprises.Quality issues that aren’t caught until the end.I’d love to connect with other investors who are working in Indy or considering it.

I have some concerns and challenges and was wondering if you would be able to assist me?

If you are looking to build multi-family, its challenging.

Challenges?

🐎I watched as children with developmental challenges lit up when they rode.

Challenges?

Challenges?