Just from the pictures I can see some floor issues and ceiling/roof issues.

The best set up is the one with flexible hollow rods with special attachements powered by air compressor, that way less chance of dryer duct to get disconnected in the wall or ceiling.

The electrician recommended that over going through the walls and floor/ceiling. 

The treasury is running out of money and unless they raise the debt ceiling, the party is over.

We painted, fixed ceiling cracks, replaced the floor with laminate and new carpet, replaced ceiling fans and light fixtures, bath vanity and toilet.

I my mind, if I paint, add ceiling fans, and put down some vinvy plank, I can get a better tenant and raise the rent a few hundred dollars. 

We just canceled a contract on a home built in 1910 for a plethora of issues including windows, roof, nesting animals in the attic, deck about to fall apart, Garage roof unable to inspect - looked terrible from outside, sagging gutters, not-obvious water intrusion, sagging ceilings, outdated electrical.Get a home inspection.

The property is in very poor condition I might add, it needs an extensive amount of work.Kitchen:-Drawer/Cabinet replaced, Flooring, Appliances, Paint.Living Space(s):-Paint, Flooring, replacing wood paneling on the ceilings?

We recently purchased a 100 year old duplex with plaster walls and ceilings.

Popcorn ceilings can contain up to 10% asbestos and the particles are released by merely brushing the material.