I was looking at a property last week, which has a little add-value potential.
The property is an older one. Appears fairly solid, suburban Melbourne, already yielding a little over 7%, and, clearly has room to be improved.
One thing that I was a little unsure about, though. The bathroom is clearly in desperate need of ventilation, which is solved easily enough. The reason that I know this, is because the ceiling (and walls, to a lesser extent) have some beautiful shades of green over what appears to be the natural off-white colour that used to be there. Mould, presumably, and from what I can tell is completely isolated to that one room only.
So, I'm curious. Is this sort of damage likely to be cleaned up with a decent bottle of bleach and a coat of paint? Or, is it possible that this may have worked its way into the structure itself only to recur again afterwards?
Thankyou
The property is an older one. Appears fairly solid, suburban Melbourne, already yielding a little over 7%, and, clearly has room to be improved.
One thing that I was a little unsure about, though. The bathroom is clearly in desperate need of ventilation, which is solved easily enough. The reason that I know this, is because the ceiling (and walls, to a lesser extent) have some beautiful shades of green over what appears to be the natural off-white colour that used to be there. Mould, presumably, and from what I can tell is completely isolated to that one room only.
So, I'm curious. Is this sort of damage likely to be cleaned up with a decent bottle of bleach and a coat of paint? Or, is it possible that this may have worked its way into the structure itself only to recur again afterwards?
Thankyou