Biggest bummer for me is they just canceled the spartan race next weekend, due to past and expected rain, which we probably won't get more than 5 inches of.

There are plenty of "Wholesalers" out there, I have a stack of cards 3 inches thick and receive contact from less than 5% about actual properties for sale.

I have a home with a Flat Roof PVC membrane material and there is 1/2 inch pooling water.  

If you give them an inch, they will take ten miles!!!!

A 24 inch stove I wouldn't do if I could help it. 

In our Villa Park rehab, due to the strong rains a couple of weeks ago, our unit's basement got flooded (by an inch of water) because the sump pump is not working and we had to pay the next door neighbor $250 for the damage caused by the water from our unit.

Inspection reveals water rotted floor, wall, wall bottom plate on two walls, drywall bubbling under paint, top 1/4 inch layer of joists are spongy.  

Lots of screws in a 6 to 8 inch grid should stop movement between plywood and backer, unless King Kong visits and uses the bathroom.

He looked like he meant business, and had probably a 7 inch stogey hanging out of his mouth.ME: "Hi, how are you doing?"

IF it is a real bugger, comes off in small piees and fights you every square inch,,,and trim doesnt allow the 1/4" growth in depth,,,then MAYBE, JUST MAYBE, cut the drywall off the wall and redrywall from scratch.