@Roddy WalkerNot to be harsh but you need to learn to walk before you can run.

And you’re right, perhaps I’m being a bit harsh.

So, do I roll the dice and keep it, get the sludge cleaned out periodically, treat it with chemicals and what not, or, should I move on and sell it? 

If you think that's harsh, well, I'm not an electrician and I can do all that -- it's not rocket science.

Having lived mostly in CA and CO, I'm wondering how the more humid and harsh climate as well as the older average age of properties out here affects rehab costs.

There is a tool that you run over the wallpaper that scores it and allows the wallpaper remover chemical to loosen the adhesive.

All comments, opinions and thoughts no matter how harsh are welcome and highly appreciated.Thank you Biggerpockets Community for providing an outlet for someone like me who knows nothing but wants to know everything.

Get the bait boxes that have the dehydrating chemical in them.

The taxes are harsh for the investors as well as the homeowners.

., and the good neighbor you’ve always wanted, dished out some very harsh words while speaking at the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee in Washington, D.C.