It's a beautiful Community with a golf course, pool, air strip, riding stables, camp ground and much more.

My guy just did one & it turned into a 5 day nightmare.If it's a ranch or an easy 2 story I would definitely retrofit it with a forced air Hi Eff + central air.

The same front load compartment washes and then drains and semi hot air is blown in to dry the clothes. 

Air Force Reserve and I've worked as an IT professional in different capacities since 2003.

Also both of separate thermostats, but only the downstairs has air-conditioning.

I use the cheap air filters that you can see through.  

Even with just clean-up related costs for a little bit of water it would probably run a few thousand with air movers, dehumidifiers, pumping out (if needed cost), and mildewcides

.******* I am not a doctor or lawyer or advising anyone to go start eating popcorn ceilings or huffing asbestos******What casey states is correct, however if you are going to DIY spend money on the best respirator mask you can find at home depot, and if you are going to remove the carpets, and you want to scrape the popcorn ceilings, use a hose to soak the ceiling to make it come down easy and  to lower the dust particles in the air.

I live in the columbia area and retired air force.

Wright Patterson Air Force Base attracts people to Huber Heights and there is a new windshield plant opening near Kettering that will be bringing 800 jobs to the area in 2015.