I removed all sheetrock in the ceilings and all old insulation and bleached and cleaned, but after putting up new sheetrock, finishing, and priming and painting, the smell still remains upstairs.

Labor and material $600 (8bucks a square foot for L&M on 75 sq ft which is a good size bathroom.6) Light fixture and ceiling fan light. $80 labor and 300 for lightbar and ceiling fan light 7) Faucet fixtures and install $200 mateirals. $100 install?

But I don’t want it to be May, and the mold is in the ceiling, or my first floor is sinking in or something!

If you can’t look for potential red flags, lots of cracking in walls and ceilings, doors that won’t shut, crumbling foundations, or large cracks in foundations, updated wiring, roofs that are curling or missing shingles and will need to be replaced.

When I got an inspection for running a new 20A circuit to the bathroom in my personal residence, I asked about getting another permit for installing a new ceiling fan or recessed lights in a different room.

If so, the ceiling isn't finished, so insulation, pipes, wires, etc are exposed.

The problem was that it's a old floor plan, it didn't flow well and the bedrooms are inherently smaller and ceilings are inherently lower.

We added some paint, installed some ceiling fans, patched up some dry wall and a door that someone punched through, and did a little deep cleaning in the master bath.

This will also allows us to grow faster since we will be able to land better deals (competitive cash offers) and eliminate lender ceilings of various sorts.

The house itself needs little updating (paint walls, remove popcorn ceilings, update fixtures, paint kitchen cabinets and replace kitchen countertops).