My parents house has bubbling paint on the ceiling just caused by shower steam, nothing they did to cause it beyond normal use.Latex paint is more likely to bubble due to moisture and you should not use latex paint on doors or cabinets.

I've always built the steam heat I provide into the rent of the property I've owned since 2012, but the way people search ads by price ceilings is killing me.

Redfin says market is slowing down and loosing its steam.

I'm going to guess $4 a square foot, maybe more if the drywall skin peels off with the steaming and you must replace drywall then $6.

Usually, the excessive moisture is caused by a leak in the plumbing system underneath the floors and it is usually a hot water pipe leaking.I am a contractor and sometimes I find that the clothes dryer vent is broken somewhere and all the steam coming from the clothes as they dry is going inside the house and collecting on the cool glass windows.You can hire a contractor to look for a leak, or you can purchase a hydrometer online.

Steam heat is cheap and very quiet.

I will certainly reach out as I begin to pick up steam.

I just retired from my parochial school teaching job and am full steam ahead on reposition my existing 9 apartment complexes and acquiring more good deals too!!

Those markets are steaming hot right now so you will be paying up for something that you can get somewhere else for much less and likely better cash flow.

In NEPA (Scranton area) we've used licensed plumbers to install new gas boilers (either steam or hot water w circulating pump) for far less.