Get a P100 mask, spray them with a little water, plastic off the other rooms.

I use delta but def want metal parts not plastic.

Example: flooring, paint, electrical work, added culvert, backyard patio What was the outcome?

Plumber B $9,500 including tearing out all old, and running a gas line to the patio for the grill. 

This is some prefab construction built circa 1960, if I'm not mistaken First, I would go with a plastic six-mil vapor barrier.

Hello all, we are thinking about adding a rooftop terrace or patio to the flat roof.

Budget for replacing sewer lines if they aren't ABS plastic.

Exterior spaces include a large upper level patio deck, a rambling garden, an open-air greenhouse filled with an extensive collection of staghorn ferns, and a two-car carport.

Would have still worked great as a BRRRR but with everything going on, we decided to cash out now so we can chase bigger stuff.Here are the key stats:- 2/1, 945 SF house in Sans Souci neighborhood of Greenville, SC- Purchased from a wholesaler for 65K cash- Final rehab budget came in at 57K - basically new everything minus the major systems, had to replace subfloor/ a few joists in bathroom due to previous leaks, removed a wall between kitchen and living room, new appliances (minus fridge), new patio, privacy fence, removed trees, vapor barrier, insulation in crawl space, etc)- Sold for 160K in 3 weeks- Netted about 24K after holding costs, commissions, closing costs, etc- Entire process (initial purchase to closing) took about 6 monthsBiggest lesson learned: we did too much! 

Question #2 - can I use a plastic bag for my moisture barrier when I replace the plywood or is there something more appropriate?