I was funding a bunch of stuff in Orlando and the bigger wholesalers have left the business because the deals have really dried up..

Here's the disconnect I think.....Asking a guest to do the following: 1) leave your place relatively neat, 2) Don't leave dirty dishes with food on them, 3) take the trash out to the trashcan outside the back door, 4) throw the soiled linens on the bath floor.....Can hardly be called 'cleaning'........

Good luck and keep your powder dry.

If it was bare to the metal and rusting, you need to get all the rust off, and make sure it is bone dry before putting on the patch.

Sinks can be built into the counter, with drying racks or cutting boards.

These deals will be gone when the investment cycle dries up and you will have to wait until it comes around again.The cars will always be there to buy.

If there was water damage then the wood will be wet and they will have to use dehumidifiers to dry out anything thats wet.. and find the right company you can trust.

“The biggest issue you run into in the winter is after rain, when it takes forever to let the ground dry,” he said.Workers will continue pouring concrete footings over the next few weeks, meaning a lot of what’s taking place will be below the ground level.

Also pulling the tape at the right time when it's mostly dry, but not leaving it on overnight to dry too much and possibly peel up with the tape.

Take a sample from inside a closet .. you don't need much and you don't need to remove the dry wall. usually the finish is the same popcorn stuff in the closets..