If water gets through the FRP, your screwed anyways and will destroy the sheetrock if you remove any of it. i still used green sheetrock though, just because.

That's the simple part.The complicated part is when you have damage that doesn't destroy the building.

If you have a water leak, its going to destroy any cabinet, at least with stock cabinets, replacing them is quick and cheap.

This would really screw him over (which I don't feel right doing, but if he files a UD, I have no problem doing that, if he tries to ruin my credit, I will try to destroy him as well)My questions is:1) Can the landlord file a UD on a house that has been sold to the bank already?

In the event someone is injured or if somethings gets destroyed on these properties, it's not the kind of exposure you want to have.Try Insurance Tek, Inc. at 888 505-1555.

Ultimately we all as property owners pay the price since the pipeline is already backed up with short sale proposals and once filled, the overflow ends up as REO's which destroy property values.

I cant believe some people waste their time destroying a property like that.Does anyone here rehab these kind of properties and make money on them?

Then destroy every possible nuclear site in Iran!

Even though they have good equity the cost to go foreclose on them would destroy any equity.

However; I'm relocating back to Redding where I own property, have family, and it was hit extremely hard by the fire with over 1000 homes destroyed and others damaged.