From the outside, relatively new apartments in Lynn Haven seem to be a great find, but on the inside there's a different story to tell as residents deal with mold. For people living in the Pinnacle at Hammock Square apartments on Highway 77, what should have been a dream has turned into a nightmare.

"In my apartment we had a mold issue starting about two months ago," one resident, who asked to stay anonymous told us, and the rest of the stories are the same. Residents moved into the apartment complex when it opened last fall, but are now facing mildew and mold.

The developers say that a part of the problem is the "green" set up of the buildings. The air tight apartments pose a problem when the weather gets colder. "We've created an environment where no air can be exchanged in and out of the building unless it's done mechanically or if a resident opens a window," said Tim Wheat of Pinnacle Housing Group. "We generate humidity through our normal daily activities and all this activity, if not properly managed, you get...temperature variance between inside and outside and very quickly, if that humidity isn't pulled out of the unit, you can get mold."

Developers helped solve the problem for the resident that we spoke with, but others are still waiting for help. Either way, the hope is that soon, the problem will be solved and their apartments made safe.