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So I recently purchased a home in West Virginia about a month ago, and since living there,

my family and I have got really sick experiencing allergy-like symptoms.

Got the long story short, ended up getting someone to come and test for mold,

and it's very high numbers in stature botches.

I don't know.

I'm probably that you're in that mean, but it's the one that's really, really dangerous.

So now I'm in the flip other side.

I'm post-closing.

I did go through the property disclosure.

It was as-is, and it was a flip.

And also, I did also get a home inspector as well.

And this is through a VA loan.

So now I'm trying to figure out if I should do a mold remediation myself or go ahead and do a deed in lieu of foreclosure situation because now I don't feel comfortable staying there at all because what else is concealed in this house? I don't know. And turns out the guy that flipped it has a horrible reputation around the community

for doing basically pig lipstick on a pig blitz. So when you did the when you did the

inspection to purchase the home it didn't come up on the inspection but now it is. Can you clarify

that for me? Yeah, the mold is on plain view, but from a layperson, if you look

at it, it looks like mildew or maybe like dirt, just like a dirty basement. But the second inspector

that came in said, this is definitely mold. It's in plain view. Nobody called this. He said the

appraiser could have called it but i know they're

there for just evaluation purposes but he said that you know you you you potentially have a case

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