Moisture helps mold to grow so purchasing a dehumidifier would help remove moisture.Good luck

I understand the fear of excessive cleaning and labor, but in my experience it is minimal, especially if you institute a 3-night minimum, or something similar.

Save all of the excess cash flow (what little there is) for extra reserves and to have when refinancing.One more thing...is one of the five beneficiaries interested in holding the note on the property?

In Texas the ground bulges or cracks depending on moisture or lack there of.

The question you should ask is whether your liability coverages (check your homeowners/GL and your umbrella/excess forms) might exclude bodily injury to a hired worker or otherwise exclude coverage to your tenant's injury while doing this work for you.

The trustee may be hoping they get an offer high enough to pay off the mortgage and give him a percent of the excess, so he won't release it, however he cannot hold a secured property indefinitely or the creditor bank may appeal or object so he allows it to be sold by bid.

Anything over 4 points would be a little excessive.

I did buy with cash using the CC's though ;) However, yes, my scores have dropped to 694 and although my credit is all good it's now excessive.

(I don't allow my tenants to go month to month) I believe $50 is the reasonable max that a court would allow, before the judge rules it excessive, but not positive.

But let's say a seller says, "oh that, it's really nothing, been that way for a couple years, my Realtor put that in because, technically some moisture comes in under the roof and has caused a stain on the bottom of the roof decking.