If you have el cheapo window shades in place, and they want it, split the cost, but the window shades stay in place after they move out, and it has to be installed professionally (or by someone who knows screws don't stay in dry wall by themselves).

The water will want to come out towards the sun and the roof will bubble.Even if you cut the bubbles out and let that areas air dry it and patch it could still re-bubble.

So my guy dug down there to install a rebar and add new cement.The problem is that there's water coming in from the ground underneath that doesn't allow the cement to dry.

The buyer pool has dried up, so you should be able to get a deal with a 30% (or more) discount.Now, France is a big place, so pick your favorite location first.

We're doing a flip now in Portland Maine and my plan is to find air dried, rough sawn hardwood, plane it and size it, and then install it as wide plank flooring.

@Sean Haardt, As Belinda wrote, two key things she needs to move quickly on:1) As soon as the water drains down, get the wet stuff out, furniture, carpeting, baseboards, sheetrock cut to above waterline, insulation removed so the house can dry.  

It may be dry rotted beyond reasonable use, but one never knows.

It isn't always cut an dry.

@Scott Mclaren and @Don Miller JrWhile Don certainly makes some fine points, the argument is not entirely as cut and dry as it seems.  

I didn’t say much and was never planning to sign anything at the meeting today, but did want to see where their minds were prior to going to an attorney.Like you said, it may be cut and dry and I have no legal leg to stand on, but paying for a one hour review of my case might be worth the peace of mind.