Even then there must not be minimal insulation above the ceiling (or a big draft getting to the panels) to allow a line to freeze.

Is a better investment in lighting, laundry, insulation and cameras... or a pretty back splash?

I think he was saying that the cheaper ducts that go in the walls have a layer of insulation and plastic around them thats why they don't condensate.  

The repairs seem extensive including bad insulation, minor roof repairs, faulty structure, floors are uneven (home is a little over 100 years old) galvanized pipes, old water heaters, among other among issues. 

Insulated the built on porch, put in a gas fireplace, removed the wall between trailer and porch and put in Anderson Windows to capture the stunning view.

Keeping the interior walls permeable can lead to that condensation happening in your insulation where it can't escape. 

Hi everyone, There are quite interesting deals in China for prefab homes - they are light, easy to assemble, well insulated and earthquake-resistant, and looks like they are cheap too - approx. $250 per 10 sq ft.

Here is the list of problems: The front door barely opens, NONE of the doors close correctly, garage door has been replaced but the electrical still needs tackled, no doorbell, no fire alarms or carbon monoxide alarm, no working outside lights, a severe mice infestation (who have now raided my brand new couch), no insulation in the mudroom which is allowing cold air into the house and raising my heating (propane!)

For the 400th time, the vast, overwhelming majority of singleco-owner LLCs provide virtually nothing in the way of insulating you from liability or protecting you assets.

All flooring has been removed, a lot of sheetrock in the ceiling and walls have been removed, much of the insulation has been removed and the kitchen cabinets and bath vanities have been removed.