Dries to the touch in about 8 hours, but takes 30 days or so to fully cure.

Any mandatory expense (e.g. gasoline, dry cleaning) also goes on a credit card.

Seems like rental purchase lending in the last recession dried up some but maybe that was related to the type of recession it was and the previous trust everyone had in equity appreciation prior to 2007.

Wells do run dry but not often.

They may have dried out and it could be as simple as running some water to prevent the gases from coming up into the house.  

But spend the money on dry walling the ceiling. 

After repairing a zillion holes and really poor repair jobs (the gobs of spackle they let dry and must be sanded -- I can't stand that) in our last renovation, I went a bit nuts in my next lease.  

Sean,If it was not for the snowbirds, the city might dry up.

two different inspections, 2 different goals.If you want someone to walk it, and tell you where you have sagging, which windows are shot, find dry rot, etc...

Was the house high and dry?