These past few months I've dealt with everything from clogged toilets and sinks, to broken door screens and window screens to even mold because the tenant doesn't understand that if they wet clothes behind in the basement for days on end and expects a clean smelling, mold-less basement.

If the guy is that scatterbrained that he throws out a bid before realizing the entire scope of the job/problem, then tries coming back to double the bid, I'd seriously re-think whether I want that guy working on my property to begin with.I'd tell the guy you'll get back to him after you get some additional bids from someone who understands the problem better and prices it accordingly.Cold storage, or "fruit cellars" as we used to call them on the South Side, were notorious for being damp, leaky areas. 

Dampness in the basement can cause the same thing.

Today I'm putting clothes in the dryer as it is a part of the treatment. we been sleeping on the floor for almost 2 wks now. will see either bed bugs or us must be gone!!

I would go to collect rent and they are sitting there wearing expensive Under Armour clothing, eating McDonalds and watching cable TV.

Their main complaint was about the basement being damp and cold.

Yes I have known about failing clothing stores for over 7 years now.

Hard water in rural communities, whether it's municipal or well water is hard on appliances, bad on cloths, unenjoyable to drink, and a hazard to boil.

Lots of flashy cars, and clothes.

He quickly said yes and to make him an offer on the property along with the rest of the clothing and furniture that they were unable to sale during the estate sell!