The idea is that the DampRid and cleaning the surface would keep any mold growing from the interior space from coming back.  

With all the FED manipulation it's hard to see the underlying economics that will eventually surface.  

When painting anything, 70% is in the preparation of the surface being painted.

I try to use a much tile and masonry as possible in the wet areas, but on exposed plaster/sheetrock in baths in use semi-gloss or satin, depending on the condition of the surface.

I invest differently in the IPS school district than I do the other 8 exterior townshipsIndustrial areas (wastewater treatment, landfill, dump, recycling facilities, etc.)Honestly, that barely scratches the surface, but that will give you some things to check out while you're here.

We put them on the market at sheet rock so they can upgrade lights plumbing choose colors and hard surfaces as long as nothing slows down our progress..

The painters told me it would take them a solid week just to prep the surfaces.

You condition the surface first to prepare it to receive the wall covering.

I've thought about other solid surfaces, but not sure about cost vs benefit in a rent home.

Oh yeah, an encapsulated can only be used on certain surfaces and the existing paint needs to be tested to be sure it's bonded well enough the the wood.