When we bought our first house, there was a wall with faux brick, so we had to remove the drywall and replace it.

You will evaluate slightly differently buildings of various sizes and vintage builds.

The home owner retrieved a towel from inside his home, the woman dried off, dressed and left.It was at that point he re-entered his home to discover that he had been robbed of a handgun, jewelry and medication.

Locally about 10 percent of the 2004-2006 vintage is expected to have itHere is a link from the state of Florida about what to look for http://www.doh.state.fl.us/environment/community/indoor-air/inspections.html

@Austin Faux let's make it happen!!!

I'd like to source my own fixtures (vintage/ salvaged/ thrifted) and do some of the work myself/ w friends who are handy.  

The floor tile in our bathroom is bone and white mosaic tile,(wall tile and tub surround is basic builder 4 x 4's in "bone")  so I am trying to do a "bone and white" color scheme with a white vanity and adding white beadboard wainscoting and chair rail; I figure I would try to turn "dated" into "vintage beach cottage" style, ha, ha! 

Mark Parzych you can do a Faux wood beam and match the flooring or just make it a architectural feature.

But I did a quick poll on here and discovered everyone recommended vinyl interlocking faux wood planks instead of carpet. 

If you have $1000's of dollars of computers, jewelry, and furniture the owner's policy will not cover that.