Do you guys pay to get popcorn ceilings with asbestos removed?

As for holes in the wall anything you mount on those walls or ceiling IS a whole in the wall.

Because it is very open with high ceilings I thought  a loft would be perfect.  

@Yesenia ValdezDepending on the ceiling height you are looking at $100k-$180k if you can get the zoning for it.If it is in an ADU zone it is easier otherwise you need to draw up the plans and bring it to the alderman and see if they will approve itIt almost never makes sense financially to do it, you are better off buying another building

Ended up doing all new floors, paint throughout, new sheet rock ceilings, cabinet painting, and countertop replacement.

I was considering installing these in a 3-unit building I'm trying to buy--as a way to avoid duct work, dropped ceilings and/or soffits--but I didn't know this tidbit.

Both houses were packed with essentially trash, no treasures, in some cases stacked to the ceilings.  

If it’s such a tiny - but steady- slow leak that appeared to be from somewhere inside the wall, (let’s assume for illustrative purposes about 2 tablespoons of water leaked a day for X-number of days) down to the stop angle and from there, onto the floor, it’s not going to be noticeable until it’s done some potentially serious damage (in my case, the ceiling below this leaking half bath was showing black mold and water damage).  

Moving ceiling fans isn't a great way to keep them in workable shape.

I have a question, my current landlord needs to do some repairs to the ceiling.