Also, find the return vents and see if they are filthy, and whether they are actually sucking air from the room (by holding tissue in front of the vent and seeing if there is suction).

suction cup bath mats destroy the epoxy in resurfaced tubs. 

Just read the entire thing sounds great yeah I assumed suctions were going to be a pain.

I have gotten title insurance, or provided it to sellers, on every property ever bought....REO’s, QCD, and foreclosure suctions. 

Many of these properties have complicated scenarios such as deceased owners, missing owners, judgments, etc. that require title-clearing and/or probate skills in order to complete the purchase prior to sale (or suction timeline). 

Has anyone ever won a Hudson and Marshal auction (no reserve price) and then been told a different price? It happend to me, and a client of mine. How do they get away with that? Shouldn’t they have to sell it at the h...

Also, I lived in a rental with a reglazed tub, and there were strict rules on what I could do to it (no suction mats in the tub, specific cleaners, etc...) or the warranty would be void.

The properties that had finished basements, I immediately sent a company to suction all the water, then bought many dehumidifiers, and dried everything out.

It created enough suction to cause one toilet to drain constantly for a day.

@Amy Hatcher in addition to what you said, instead of a buffer, I found a carpet cleaner with suction works really well.