Sometimes you get lucky and if the wall was painted underneath with semi-gloss, it comes off really easily.

have a real estate license in Houston and acting like an active member in the business with the rest of my family members are non-active /semi active.

Both had different investment strategy that entailed a buy and hold model that proved very successful allowing time for family and early semi-retirement (as im sure everyone would agree a landlords job is never done).While my objective is similar to that above, my path and goals are slightly different.

It ia possible to find a leak once they thaw.Weeks/months ago was the correct time to worry.Since this a is temporary (heat will be on by next year), use space heaters to thaw or prevent freezing if you can get power from a common area.I insulate pipes in semi-heated areas, and use heating cable covered in insulation wherever I have pipes in unheated areas.

LOLI'll make a guess, Materials, DIY, electrician dropping lights, $2,800, 2 semi-skilled guys, 1 finish guy, 2,500, contractor add another 1,500.

I gave them a semi-flexible, semi rigid deadline to let me know; I didn't want to apply too much pressure, but I didn't want the deal to get away.

Some things like mattresses I ordered online, some items I got from the Habitat store and some from the local stores there.I semi-lived in the property during a lot of the renovation.

. :) Although, I have heard of bathrooms and kitchens being semi-flooded and the laminate being fine after it drys.And I would agree with you about not using laminate in a rental.

In addition woodwork and other semi-porous surfaces will require sealing of some form.

I'm wondering if anyone from SE MI can recommend a home inspector that is also a structural engineer or foundation expert.