Also, I don't think flip projects will dry up first, I think flipped/rehabbed house buyers will dry up first then we'll see flip project prices dropping as flipped houses sit and prices on them drop.

Let dry completely... 

Febreeze & get that sucker DRY - it will continue to smell as long as it is wet.

I used to carpool home with a very seasoned PM, and we would be in the car together for 1-2 hours each day, and that poor guy got squeezed dry like a sponge by me for knowledge and information.

Even if YOu have the money, do FHA and put as little down as possible so you can keep dry powder available for the next deal.

There may be a few of those properties here and in Houston once they dry out :)

i prefer cut all i can than rest i use commercial levels of ozone, activtek for 7 days, and inside ducts, then kilz or binz on ugly stained areas than rest dry 7 more days b4 replacing. 

Within one month you can save up the money to move into your own tiny, cheap, dumpy little apartment that keeps you safe and dry while you continue to save. 

As much as I wanted to ignore this request or even worse buy a toaster oven and a dryer line for hang drying clothes, I broke down and spend one month's rent on upgraded appliances. 

I think this also fuels the mindset that all the good deals are drying up.