Continue to keep your eyes peeled though because I have seen some nice houses for decent prices.

The first damage I am aware of was paint peeling from the bedroom ceiling shortly after a particularly severe wind/rain storm.

Good Ole Clorox seems to work, be sure to wear a breathing mask when applying as well as get some good air flow and circulation.I know Home Depot sells something for like 30 bucks called "Mold Control" it has you mix two containers into an spray bottle.

You will also want your ductwork cleaned, along with the airhandler, and filters replaced.If cleaning doesn't solve it, and you still have some residual odors- Deodorize using product specifically designed to eliminate (not mask) odors.

You can just staple-gun some rubber or plastic sheeting (kind of like shelf-liner) and upturn the edges for some drip catching.Or, you can "tile" under the counter with the peel-and-stick adhesive tiles.

I would either recommend wearing a mask in the future or stay away from these types of properties.You can report them to whomever you want.

Example - laminate counter edge that is peeling or bubbling. 

Answer everyone of them thinks it okay to put a pound of potato peels down the drain.

One trick to do when making patches on a joint is: Cut back the paper on the face of the sheet rock on both sides of the joint about a inch or less,peel away the paper,do not damage the board itself (do not cut to deep).

I say this so we all dig down and peel the layers of the people trying to give us advice and find the true reason why they want to help us.