I did some serious cleaning and wall/ceiling prep then borrowed a professional paint sprayer from a friend of mine and went nuts spraying the entire room ivory white!

I’ve been living in the building and have to wash the hallway walls and spray and polish the banisters/stairs to keep the halls from smelling so bad.

Are you planning to use closed cell spray foam to insulate and vapour seal all surfaces in the garage?

That made a huge mess and left white residue on the carpet too.I've sprayed vinegar and water on the stains.

I've used some of the oil rubbed bronze spray paint to paint door hinges.

If a previous idiot vented a dryer inside, or ignored a leak or its because a wet basement, or something that you are reasonably be sure can be corrected, then put an offer minus the cost to fix it.Not a buff on the climate in CO, but a big exhaust fan and some mold spray or bleach might be enough.

I think the mold issue is a biggie as there is definite signs on the interior drywall.I'm guessing all the wet/damaged drywall would have to be replace and the studs sprayed to kill any mold spores.

All drywall torn down, cabinets ripped off the wall, carpet, floor, bathtub surrounds, and vanities all spray painted, some wiring screwed with, copper torn out of A/C, etc.

I would more readily accept a declawed, neutered female cat then a male outdoor cat (males mark their territory by spraying urine everywhere).

If you can afford it Decra seal spray insulation is a product we use esp if it's the basic 2x4 constructionIt's about the only product I know that will give you about 5-6 R/inch.