Comes with a plastic valve seat and silicone sealant.

Hi @James GreenYou should rent a dehumidifier for a few days and get the moisture out of the air.Also, seal off the basement doorway with plastic so there's no way for potential mold affect your tenants.And finally, this is going to happen again, you want to solve the issue.Best to you.

If you're redoing the kitchen, find a picnic table and hook up a plastic deep sink if there's going to be any delay getting the new kitchen in.  

Is it the plastic sheet under the slab is ineffective, maybe. 

My "new" car is 10 years old, I reuse plastic bags, and combine all my errands into one trip to save gas.

I also got a plastic sign printed with the new name of the building and "welcome home".

They have to wrap it all in plastic and make sure none of the paint chips are left behind. 

Inkster is close by, but we'd never go into inkster.anyway, the short story was.... the payoff amount was around 37k. the house is in terrible condition, so the agent had it listed for 25k. i was the highest offer at 30k, so i had it under contract for a few months. the banks didn't approve the SL and the agent said the homeowner might not make it much longer. so i just gave them what they owed on the house, $36k+ and we closed on it today.i dont have inside pics cause i didn't bring my nice camera, but i will take some pics and post them. the expected rent in this area for a 2 bed will be around 900, hope to get $950 if we can push it. we'll see. it needs everything... top to bottom. it was not a horder's house, but pretty close to it. it might have over 400 plastic bags and maybe 200 cans of pringels. also, lots and lots of shot gun shells. lots!

I looked at Home Depot at those plastic coverings, but none are the right size for the well hole.

The condensation that happened because of the large area of the plastic mat makes perfect sense.