So, if we run into problems after we start tearing out walls, etc, we're not losing any money.

Why not give your buyers an amortization chart they can hang on their wall to check off their payments to see what their payoff is with each payment?

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@Chris Baker  There is a water heater pipe which has asbestos and apparently the dry wall had some in it as well.  

When I don't just go to Lowes and use their in stock carpet on the back wall, I use Reardon's Carpet 5563 S Belmont Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46217.  

disgusting - thousands of dead roaches behind every single piece of the house - light plates, anything that was attached to the wall, wall cavities, etc.

I wasnt sure exactly where to post this questioni hope it finds someone who has some experience or insightim rehabbing an old tudor with plaster walls and ceilingsthe living room has no overhead lightingim wondering if theres some kind of wireless set up where i could have wall sconces controlled by a switch at the front door without having to tear into the plasteranyone know where i could find something like this ?

Cheaper than the original cost to remove everything, walls, plumbing etcThinking back, the stupid thing was the 3 mailboxes.

I would also verify that there are no plumbing leaks or water intrusion from the outside if the mold is on an outside wall.  

You may need some retaining walls built.