Every insurance policy is different; however, most insurance policies have language within their policies as to what an insured needs to do when a loss occurs, and to report the claim in a "timely" fashion.

(It's liable to be location specific, so may be best to describe it in generic terms so people can interpret it where it applies.)David:Sorry about that - I usually define all my acronyms at first use, but missed here.A Phase 1 Environmental Assessment (or Appraisal) is abbreviated in a variety of fashions: Phase 1 EA, Phase 1 EvA, EA-1.  

I did this in round robin fashion until I ended up with the loan I accepted; -4.5% initial rate (Prime + 1)-5 year adjustment (interest rate to adjust to Prime + 1) -9% interest rate cap (maximum interest rate possible)-15 year term – fully amortized (Fully Amortized – meaning no “Renew & Adjust”…just adjust) -No Covenants (They can only call my note due if I did NOT make the payment…they could not call the note due based on any ratios;debt vs. income or appraised value vs. loan balance, etc.) #4.

Shade can drop surface temperatures by 10 degrees or more, which will have an impact on how efficient your unit can be. 

PreventionI will spray or wipe every surface that I touch using an approved disinfectant such as Lysol or Clorox.After each inspection, I will disinfect all of my tools using an approved cleaner.

Then just good old fashioned calling into the line and letting them know your vision.

You guys make me feel old fashioned. 

You can write in what ever carve outs you want, but call me simple and old fashioned, if you tell someone you will buy their property, you should do everything in your power to make sure that happens baring facts discovered during due diligence that materially change the nature of the property. 

If they found actual mold on a surface then remove it.

The one risk that does come to mind is that there actual was a deposit originally and that some evidence of that would surface later and cause you to be out of pocket for the repayment.