Re: Help, my house has flooded: any suggestions appreciated

[Guest guest]

So sorry to hear about that disaster, Judi. I just don't know if there

is anywhere one can go that is completely safe. You might want to

continue with the mortgage mod just to be able to sell it if you think

you can recoup your money.

Barth

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d> Hi, I haven't been to this group for a long time. Why does tragedy follow

some of us around?

d> I was a member of this group when I went through a nightmare of a mold

problem in RI in 2002 through 2004.

d> I moved to Florida and regained my heath and things were going well for

awhile. I went out for two hours last night for dinner and came home to a

gusher of water (4 ft.) coming out of the top of

d> the toiliet tank. It flooded about 2/3 of my home, carpets, etc. I have a

clean up crew that came with the fans, extractors, dehumidifiers, but in my

previous experience with the mold nightmare,

d> my home will probably never be the same, and probably dangerous.

d> The house is underwater with the bank anyway, worth half as much as I paid

for it. I was going through a mortgage modification, and now I think maybe I

should finally walk away from this mess.

d> Please share your opinions about this. I am afraid to lose my health again.

d> Thank you.

d> Judi (Dottykalm)

[Guest guest]

Dotti, sorry to here about your troubles, some times it is better to just walk

away. If I'm thinking right, mold well start growing within about 48 hr's. the

chances that you well get a good reliable company to get this problem dealt with

before that time period may be slim, your health is more important. good luck in

what ever you do.

>

> Hi, I haven't been to this group for a long time. Why does tragedy follow

some of us around?

> I was a member of this group when I went through a nightmare of a mold problem

in RI in 2002 through 2004.

>

> I moved to Florida and regained my heath and things were going well for

awhile. I went out for two hours last night for dinner and came home to a

gusher of water (4 ft.) coming out of the top of the toiliet tank. It flooded

about 2/3 of my home, carpets, etc. I have a clean up crew that came with the

fans, extractors, dehumidifiers, but in my previous experience with the mold

nightmare, my home will probably never be the same, and probably dangerous.

>

> The house is underwater with the bank anyway, worth half as much as I paid for

it. I was going through a mortgage modification, and now I think maybe I should

finally walk away from this mess.

>

> Please share your opinions about this. I am afraid to lose my health again.

>

> Thank you.

>

> Judi (Dottykalm)

>