If I'm going to go through the effort to take the siding back and pull a window, I'm going to pull it completely, ensure the wrap is in-place correctly, blue shield, re-install and tape.I just had a tenant call this morning to tell me a window was leaking during all the freezing rain we had on the 23rd ... she thought nothing of it at the time, but today noticed a stain on the living room ceiling below this window.

I bought a foreclosure about 5 years ago and about 2 years after that I found mold in a Linen closet in the ceiling.

One time the children of my tenant pushed the tank every time they sat down and it caused a huge leak which flooded the bathroom and ceiling which resulted in an expensive fix.

Exposed ducktwork running on ceilings, etc.

I am contemplating making an offer on a 1995 double-wide mobile home through one of these auction sites but saw two problems that concern me: 1) the back door won't open - it seems to be pretty firmly jammed shut; and 2) there is evidence of damage on the ceiling of the same side of the home, near a fireplace.

On a rehab with holes in the floors and holes in the ceilings, I was heating the whole world for a month

I have to restrain myself on my investments from busting our with coffered ceilings , fancy stairs, and elaborate paneling schemes.

No unusual cracks.Center supporting foundation looks good.1st floor is level, no cracks in the ceiling or walls.It's a 1974 raised ranchThere's no pipes or electric in the slabLooks like this happened 10-20 years agoMy Theory:The lot was obviously built up, bulldozed, filled.

I was deciding between changing all lighting, ceiling fans, bath hardware, or new kitchen cabinet doors, or the closets.

I will probable have to pull out the walls and ceilings and take up the floor in the kitchen and dining area.