.- Provide all consumables (shampoo, toilet paper, soap, etc.)Assume I am NOT interested in doing this myself to save money.

Then after equity is dry, get back to creative financing.

Keep in mind that the basement is unfinished and nothing got damaged it was only couple inches on water that we took out and dry out the basement and made sure everything was good. 

I wasn’t initially able to reach the PM, but eventually did and they went out and dried up the water.

Insurance acted quickly and had a restoration co. go in and tear out basement drywall, clean, and dry it all out.

I also have experience mudding an taping dry wall along with painting.

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I would pull up any trim and drywall that may be in contact with the water to prevent mold issues as well as try to dry out as much of the framing as possible.Not that you were the one to do it, BUT IF YOU’RE GOING TO FINISH A BASEMENT MAKE SURE THAT WATERPROOFING HAS BEEN ADDRESSED BEFORE SPENDING MONEY ON ANYTHING ELSE

Hi all,We are making an offer on a house that has been passed on multiple times due to it having a swamp cooler (evaporative cooling) instead of central AC.It is in the Denver area where the climate is relatively dry, other houses in the neighborhood have them, and they in general are more efficient and cheaper than central AC units.

Very dry in the winter months though.