@Emily KnowlesWelcome to the site.Painting with Dry lock is something we do pretty often. 

Doesn't matter what the disclosure says, do the test if you suspect Chinese dry wall.  

First, they should give you an estimate to dry or "clean-up" the mess.

I feel like the biggest hurdle will be pulling the proverbial trigger lol. 

Learn a little but resolve to pull the trigger over the next year.

I've been investigating both those areas...looking to pull the trigger soon.  

With some business cards in hand and only $400 left to my name before the bank is dry (I have some deals in the works that should give me a decent chunk of change here soon) I want to generate more quality leads.

I might have handled things differently but I wasn't the trigger man.

Marketing, marketing, marketing.... that's the key to wholesaling... and having cash buyers that can pull the trigger.

Remove any loose paper and re-apply water till all layers are off.Use towels to keep the base boards dry or they will cup from the moisture and separate from the wall.The key is keeping the wallpaper wet.