Re: Legally going after the inspector o/t

[Guest guest]

You can look up the licensing board in your state. I believe you can start

there with a complaint. What kind of inspector was he?? Are there laws in your

state regarding mold inspections ?

God Bless !!

dragonflymcs

Mayleen

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From: Tug <tug_slug@...>

Sent: Thu, March 3, 2011 1:35:37 PM

Subject: [] Legally going after the inspector o/t

For the past week or so I've been feeling pretty good but today for whatever

reasons I was slammed with symptoms. When I start to feel like this I get

extremely upset and want to hold the individuals who are responsible

accountable.

How would I go about reporting and ultimately getting the home inspector's

license revoked? I don't have the money to sue him but that doesn't mean he

should get off scott free and go on with his life as if nothing has happened.

Because of him I more than likely will never completely recover from this and he

should be made aware of what he's done to me and how his incompetence has ruined

my life.

He has a facebook page what I thought about doing is emailing everyone on his

friends list and telling them how their friend destroyed my life but the last

thing I need is a lawsuit

[Guest guest]

Thank you for responding Mayleen, I've contacted the licensing board today and

left a message hopefully they'll call me back within the next few days. There's

nothing in the state I live in concerning mold inspections it states in his

contract he isn't responsible for mold but he is responsible for the sewage leak

and the 3 foot section of foundation that has chipped away from the water that

was seeping through it. The rebar was exposed for such a long time that it was

already rusting but yet he failed to see it. I wish we could post pictures I

think you'd be amazed on what he missed. My gut feeling tells me not to push

this to hard as he might get an attorney and sue me but the way I see it is I

have already lost everything due to his negligence I have nothing more to lose.

>

> You can look up the licensing board in your state. I believe you can start

> there with a complaint. What kind of inspector was he?? Are there laws in

your

> state regarding mold inspections ?

>

> God Bless !!

> dragonflymcs

> Mayleen

>