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I have been renting a house in Minnesota with a few friends for almost two years now. This summer we had a substantial amount of rain, and our basement was flooded for almost a month before the landlord hired a contractor to put in a sum pump and remove the water. After the clean up we noticed visible mold in the basement, so we requested that the landlord hire a mold inspector. She agreed, but said if no mold was found, we would pay the inspection fee. We agreed since we could visibly see mold, and we use the basement as a second living room. 

A few days later we noticed that she came in and removed all the visible mold before the inspector came in. Once the inspector finished, he said there was no dangerous mold, just a very small amount of superficial mold, which he cleaned. Now my landlord is trying to stick me with the bill because she claims that there was no "health related" mold found in the house. What do I do?
<bot>: Basement flooded, I saw visible mold. Told landlord to order a mold inspection. She cleaned the mold before the inspector came, and is trying to stick me with the bill.