I went in there and cut the ceiling section out w /a dry wall knife and had my helper spary from above with a hose -- Turns out the leak was caused by a window caulking problem on the 2nd floor

I love the challenge and am sure I'll have dry times to go along with these good times.

The soil got cleaned and the whole is filled, but the bill is not paid yet.

Or do you think putting in laminate in dry areas would would allow me to rent the places at a higher price to justify the cost of repair/maintenance?  

As we just got out of hurricane season, Ocala is in a great geographic location inland and is mostly high and dry which is why insurance is much much lower. 

Part of the reason I charge so little is it doesn't have central heating/cooling and has outdoor cold-water washer, hang dry. 

I do tenant improvement in US soil, mostly government and commercial contractor, broke in to the residential contracts a few months ago, yay nay so far.

I am looking at a deal where the property had an underground oil tank removed and the soil test shows mild contamination.

I got a malicious person intentionally trying to hurt me and is bleeding me dry.

Also, the inspector will have a moisture meter to determine the presence of water/moisture inside the home that may have dried on the surface.