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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If that is all in one area of the basement, just seems like a long-term leak. It wouldn't scare me at all. If the mold is a function of the leak, then you shouldn't be concerned. If it the mold is a function of general environmental flooding, that's a much bigger problem.[/quote]

Op here; the worst of the mold is below the kitchen but there is mold covering every wall of the basement that we didn’t notice when we first viewed the home. The inspector said it’s very obvious there is a huge water issue within the basement and the basement floods every time it rains we found out. [/quote]

The kitchen leak and related mold/repair in my opinion wouldn't be a concern of mine. But I know enough about mold to know it isn't actually dangerous.

If the house is in a flood-zone, floods when it rains, I probably wouldn't buy it.[/quote]

If the house is in a flood zone, you will have to buy flood insurance for it.  Also homeowner's doesn't cover flood.  If it floods every time it rains, this problem will never be fixed without a major repair, that you would most likely be on the hook for.

On another note, pregnant with first child?  Oh hell no.  You can't be doing a full remediation of mold with a newborn in the house.  Why would you move to someplace that could make you and your baby sick?

I totally get wanting a place of your own to raise your baby in, but I really don't think this is a good idea.

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