Then, after they've invested tens of thousands of dollars, they're forced to sell their investment property for a meager profit, or worse, a loss.Most of these ill-advised decisions stem from bad information or a lack of knowledge.

the house is dry.

I may replace with a newer model or just cover the area with dry wall. 3. modern lighting fixtures will not look right with a historic house and I am still on the fence about the tiling of the wall to look like this.

Read in various locations but not near the furnace as it will always show dry.

Granted I'm still looking to close on my first deal following the course and get out of that 9-5 job...Excellent advice - stick to the numbers, be conservative, don't get sucked into bidding wars (especially those who are in markets where MLS has dried up again), have a system, and just let the numbers talk to you.

That's what the vents are for is to allow air to pass through and dry out the moisture to keep mold from forming.

As a wholesaler when inventory gets dried up the numbers get a little more whacky.

I was looking up there a while back and it seemed pretty dry to me.

Hello Will,I had a tenant that kept his dog in a small closet with wood floors and dry wall with baseboard.

The lower level is dry but shows indications of mold on the floor, walls, and ceiling throughout.