I have found a few spots from the basement that I believe have soaked through to the subfloors.

My wife and I are looking to get into real estate investing, specifically rental properties so we're soaking up as much knowledge as possible.

I’m crash coursing my way through the podcasts and soaking up knowledge.

Most of it is fine if you just wipe it down with clorox, then treat it with hydrogen peroxide (it soaks in better), then kilz it and move on. 

I found this site/forum the other day, so just missed out on this first meetup but looking forward to January.Brand new to this idea/concept, and still sitting on the side of the pool - watching and learning - so I'm glad to hear this will become a regular thing so I can be a sponge and soak up any knowledge/advice y'all might be willing to share.

It was nasty and just the demo of all the rotted walls and removing nasty refrigerators and cat urine soaked wood floors made about a ton of difference.

Steven, welcome to BP. there is plenty of information on this site, start by listening to some podcasts and reading some blogs. even coming to the forums to read what others are talking about. search the Education at the top of the screen, and take your time soaking it all in, you don't want to jump into this unless you have some background or knowledge. and the best way like i said to gain knowledge, is right here.

Me personally, at one point I had cardboard boxes stored near the wall, which got damaged when it soaked up the water.

My goals are similar to many new members and I want to soak up all that BP has to offer.

I'm a hands on learner, by using real properties, I soak in information and practices like a sponge.