Let her be the shining star and you be the worker bee.  

You ALWAYS - no matter the floor want to put a vapor barrier between the underlayment and the floor material. 

Otherwise, it's a "harmless" water vapor not FDA regulated way of taking in flavored nicotine. 

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This reminds me why I do not do residential anymore for investing and only commercial.Had my fill of nut ball tenants and not looking to re-experience that anytime soon.The carpets you can put in a vapor barrier between carpet and padding where it will usually keep from getting to the subfloor.

We recommend 6 mil poly moisture vapor barrier, TrafficMaster Basement Proofer (available by special order only) or RedGard®.When installing Allure flooring in a basement, you must use a basement proofer or a 6 mil poly moisture barrier.

I find inadequate insulation, mold on vapor barrier, no vapor barrier at all, studs not nailed together in corners, seeping at shower fixture connections, fixture not properly secured to framing, etc. etc.

Medical marijuana can be smoked, vaporized, eaten, or taken as a liquid extract.

Just like with anything else, bid timing is everything.I agree 100% with Herb, the EMD is refundable if the property doesn't pass inspection.

After that dries i was going to lay a vapor barrier and do some lifeproof lvp.