@Peter GoellerI would spray it with a bleach/water mixture, wipe off excess, let it dry, prime with Kilz, and then paint.

I don't go as far as components, though ;)Maybe it's excessive to some but, if nothing else, it provides me with a level of comfort!

The debt coverage ratio is pretty cut and dry (I still welcome any input) but I feel like I’m missing something on the expense ratios.For the operating expense ratios what do you consider to be all of the operational expenses included?

There was toilet paper that was wet and dried up just sitting in these trenches.

In Oregon, those have dried up a bit now though.

ARV  will be in excess of 1.7 mm. 

I also spent some time at home depot and came up with the following prices (rounding everything up):dry wall sheets (8x4): $15x8 =              $120insulation boards (8x4): $18x6 =          $108attic door:                                                 $88Closet rods (2):                                         $20Ceiling fan:                                                $70Outlet & switch                                         $20Fence post:                                               $30GFI outlet:                                                 $35Paint:                                                          $35TOTAL:                                                      $526Could I be way off on any of these?

I got there and its a bit strange...It seems like we have two things happening -- one is no heat and the valve/nut under the valve are bone dry, or we have heat coming through and the nut under the valve is leaking.

I'm not sure if everyone needs a new TV--that sounds a little excessive. 

I was a marksmanship coach and thoroughly believe for every round you fire you should dry fire at least 10 notional rounds.