Do I need to hit the walls and ceilings with Kils or do I need to pull the sheetrock off the walls and ceilings, take it down to the studs and remove insulation and start over?

Over in Lehigh Acres, Lennar is offering new homes for $315K -- a 3Bed, 2Bath Ranch with tile floors, stone counters, vaulted ceilings in the living area, a garage, on a 1/4 acre. 

I am looking for someone to call if a disposal goes out, a toilet leak, ceiling fan switch out, caulking Windows and such.

There is dust , popcorn ceiling, plaster all over mine and my kids mattresses.

The repairs needed to be done are:Reseal FasciaClean gutters - 2 Story HomeTurnover repairs - including but not limited to replacing bath tub faucetDrywall install - remove panel ceiling, replace with drywall The property is in Pittsburgh, PA.

Too many variables to really say, ceiling height, square footage, layout, etc will all affect it.

On VA Rehab/Renovation loans, do they allow for adding ceilings and drywall to basements (no additional rooms in basement, just adding drywall to the perimeter), do they allow the placement of 1 or 2 egress windows in the basement, and do they allow for the removal of non-load bearing walls (for example to open up a kitchen or extend a bathroom into extra space in a closet).2.

To wire ceiling lights, pull the wire up into the attic and then to the light. 

That yellow smart board under paint and purple sheet rock for ceiling (so it never supports internal mold sporesI have even used older cast iron tubs people have thrown away cause they were stained from water etc. 

Before you buy, you need to check a few things like ceiling height for the basement, it has separate access, and each room has a window.