She has the tenants remove all the plastic and take out a change of clothes and shoes, which she treats in a small box that she leaves outside the house before they leave for the day.  

TSP is a powder you add to water so if you wipe down drywall with it make sure the sponge is damp and not soaked then make sure everything is dry before you paint.

That 500 sq ft had tiles and there too was some moisture and mold due to dampness.

I am a dry, maybe slightly damp sponge, my whole existence right now is wanting to fulfill my duty as a sponge and absorb any and all information, good, bad(preferably not), and ugly.

It could be a supermarket(a big one) or it could be clothing.

I’ve got a wood frame house that I’ve been remodeling, and I’m finding so many more issues in it, due to damp climate, than the block homes I’ve done.  

Most people won't do this but if you're really motivate and you have a big WHY, you would.The property is an 1hr and 30min from my parents house so I visit them on the weekend, and to get a better sleep.I didnt bring much stuff only the essential: air matress, a plastic drawer with clothes, my laptop, and I bought a mini fridge from OfferUp.

Here are some thoughts / tips / best practices on what to do with really old multifamily housing stock.The basements often get damp & or wet in rougher cases.

Increase the number near damp areas (e.g.

We have same basement in parents house,, we did just that.. and then coated surface of walls with waterproof type paint,, we insulated and installed drywall.. also better ventilation.. and install heat source we put in baseboard if it feels to damp we turn the heat on.if the walls are sound.. no level issue,, i'd not replace,, and drain tile and sump pump if excessive standing water..