On the right side of the bath is the toilet sink and a small stall shower.Since the main bedroom's closet backs to the bath wall and is only about 4 feet wide, would it be more benefical for re-sale to enlarge the main bedroom's closet by utilizing the space the stall shower takes up(inside shower is about 26"x26") and making the tub a tub/shower combination or is it more important to keep the small stall shower so the bathroom has both a tub and seperate shower.If the closet was enlarged we would put double doors in to the closet and tile the alcove around the tub if it were turned into a tub/shower combination.

With holes through the walls, water coming through the ceiling, and even just the filth alone!

your house can be vacant for one day, and people will break-in a steal the wires and pipes out of the walls...

I imagine this thread is already posted on a wall somewhere in Detroit's city hall.I haven't laughed this hard in a long time.

It's obvious all of you should use pex instead of copper when you can and when you can't you just need to get those walls closed up as fast as possible and find ways to prevent people from getting inside.

Foam board insulation around permiters walls can be done.

Tiles will fall off seep through grouts and damage the wall, floor etc.

I remember three years ago I was doing a shower wall in a cold basement and troweling too-stiff tile mortar on the wall, an utter despair of the soul welling up in me, wondering how my life had come to this from what I imagined it would be when I was in college, when my parents celebrated every academic achievement with enormous pride.And I'm a big guy with a long history in DIY, an extensive family history in renovation.

Love this forum as I'm learning a lot as I'm moving along :)  Purchase price: 85,000    Rent 950     SEWER SCOPE: Started inspection from stack cleanout on east basement wall.

They messed the railing up on the wall and also seen scratch marks on the one cabinet so they must have had a pet.