Yesterday I put down some Natures Miracle Urine Destroyer and waiting for it to dry to see if it helps with the smell.

They will bleed you dry if you let them.

Don't jump out of the boat 100 feet from shore expect to hit dry land...gotta get a little bit closer to do that!

Probably best to absolutely make sure no mold is in the properties and the properties are dry.  

However many, many people are wanting to walk away from their gutted and dried properties choosing to take the flood insurance money or the FEMA and just walk away from their properties. 

One never knows; the larger margin deals could all dry up.

Institutional lenders tend to deal much more harshly with them.Depending upon the specific area of the country, non-owner-occupied house loans are virtually non-existent or difficult to get.Bankers seem to have a blind spot when it comes to the interests of the speculator in EXISTING houses.While it might be routine to make 100% construction loans to builders and developers (although these, too, are drying up rapidly), the thought that someone might want to make a 90% or 80% loan to purchase an investment turns otherwise jovial Mortgage Loan Officers into pinch-faced misers.They suddenly forget long standing banking relationships and outstanding credit histories, mumbling about money being tight and bank policy being restrictive at the present time.What then is the solution?

Tenant "Can you replace the dryer, its not drying"Me "Have you cleaned out the lint trap?"

It took a while to completely dry out though.

We've seen discussions on Capital Gains(CG) taxes - - but that's just the tip of the iceberg as they say.I elected to liquidate my holdings, withdrawing from RE, and to watch the paint dry.