It has really dried up.

the tub surrounds have "legs" about 4-6" past the tub to keep the wall-finish dry.

To remove a stain, simply blot the spot and dry working from the outside in, rinse thoroughly with clean water, then blot again.

The following day I made arrangements with a cleaning company to go by the unit to assess the damage and what it would take to dry out the whole unit as there was still water under the hard wood flooring.

It appears most of the time they just leave the owner high and dry after tying up their property and then not selling it.

NEXT.It is cut and dry and you need to spell out your criteria personally in order to determine what you want.

depending on how bad warps actually are, i would pour the footings let dry for 5-7 days and then slowly jack up the beam 1/4"increments. but remember if currently dont have damage on the upper floors, raising the beam could actually cause more damage, cracked plaster, doors start to stick etc. hope all this helps,Chris

I did this by myself because the attorneys wanted to soak me dry regardless of the outcome.

As to the names on the lease, I have both parties sign the lease so in the event something goes wrong, they are both liable vs just one and the other trashes the place and moves out leaving the other one hung out to dry such as a separation or divorce.

I think this has largely dried up, however, given the tighter inventory.