I've *visited* some older homes - a couple from around 1900 - but I didn't own them or live in them.The first thing that comes to mind is structural problems, like with the foundation or basic framing.  147 years is a long time for frost, water, wood rot, termites, etc to do their thing. 

It has a window but this is Portland, it's not really that much dryer opening the windows.So I just bought this condo and 2 years ago and I noticed this little bubble that's dry and brittle.

Hey everyone,Are there any title companies in Northern California that will do Dry Closing or simultaneous closing?

A 3 bedroom 2 bath home has only one hvac system, one water heater, one garage door, 2 exterior doors, and no wood deck that will rot every 7-10 years.  

I thought screening would be much more cut and dry, but it gets to be more of an ethical dilemma than I anticipated (people need shelter).Any help would be appreciated!!

The subfloor is rotting and some of the walls have in them.

So if I want to buy a HUD listed property, and it has some rotten siding and some window trim on the outside is rotted to .....

They are probably overloading the appliance or putting in dried out caked on food.Unless, you reversed the hot and cold water feeds.if you replaced it with a new dishwasher.

However, if the leak was brief and there was sufficient heat for the moisture to dry out painting may be sufficient to take care of the stain.

Markets are hot, rates are going up, deals are dried up in most major markets.