Mention the word “mold,” and you can send a buyer running from a transaction. Agents need to understand the true nature of mold and its impacts to protect both buyers and sellers. The good news is that it’s an issue that can be fixed.
Source: Inman News
What agents (and their clients) need to know about mold
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