BTW, the wall seems dry (there is a dehumidifier in the basement), and the dark layer doesn't seem to be caused by water damage, instead, it seems like a different type of concrete was used.

It will be a fix and flip or wholesale.We have not pulled the trigger on this yet, and are wondering if we should wait and try and get this property for even less at auction.

Long story short, he was NOT dressed to be in the mud, but I knew him well enough to know how to get him out of his nice warm and dry SUV in his nice fancy shoes to ask stupid questions that I could have figured out all by myself.

I paint at about a 45 degree angle to the trim length and always make sure the gun is in motion before pulling the trigger.

My concerns are basically the well running dry . a new drilled well is 12kadverage for this area , 3K for a conditionng system plus maintenance .

Or rent a wet/dry vac from home depot but I don't want to bring it back and they penalize me for using it to vacuum up hazardous waste or something.Any ideas?

So take the time to first use the odor removers, and let those dry.

I did my first deal in December of 2013 and had a dry spell for 3-4 months.

Take out vegetable drawers and wash in warm water, dry and replace.

I pulled the trigger on the property.