So I peeled it off:That's right, live wires, loose in the wall with nary a junction box in sight!

You'd want some kind of commitment (or skin in the game) so that you knew you weren't wasting your time on someone who had no intentions in buying your house.As an investor, it's dependent.

You can have solid walls for foundations but they have to be designed for flood impact per FEMA.  

Never want to waste any one time.

I want to see bank funds so we don't waste each others time.

Usually we charge between $1.50-$2.00 depending on how damaged the drywall is, if there are water stained walls, and ext.

She stone walled us in trying to get elected, and the board has not held meetings in over a year (She claims they take place in email).  

Tell them you will sell to them, but they have to commit to submitting an offer with a non refundable deposit of say $5000 and commitment to buy within 15 days. this will tell you if they are serious and not wasting your time, and if they can't commit you have something for the loss of time for not listing the house and just pushes your listing back to the end of the month and enough time to get their house ready.

I'm just afraid of wasting time and money studying something that I end up not enjoying.

However, being specific about the apartment it self and then income qualifications should help reduce calls that waste your time.