According to the realtor the damaged areas were removed, dried out, and mold inhibitor was sprayed throughout. 

@Jamie Garcia#1 ArizonaLow taxesLower cost maintenance due to the hot dry weatherLandlord FriendlyReasonably pricedFast growing

It does not always run, and does go dry, although with the wet year seems to not be for long. 

And it's just a matter of mopping it on, letting it dry and then painting over? 

It's a life full of surprises/misery and sometimes I cursed myself "why do I need to do this", but then when I checked Zillow and went to the tax guy, I'm happy again for no reason.Nowadays I can answer random landlord questions like (-) which state you need to file tax when you receive loss at your K1 (-) what's the cost of fixing a plumbing in Alabama (-) Why are property taxes so high in Texas and IL (-) Why house soil condition is not that great in Montgomery (-) why there's a lot of HVAC thief at blablabla (-) this neighborhood in Indiana is really bad because ..... (-) Can I receive QBI deduction again ??

This was after the foundation was given the OK by 2 separate inspectors and occurred due to lack of support under the house, soft soil in Florida, and lack of gutters to disperse rain water from the foundation.

We would like a cut and dry mothod that takes the emotions of wanting to be liked out of it and makes it more of a business decision.Ideas or advice would be appreciated!!

The dry cleaner has to stay open.

It’s when the number of “me too” competitors gets to the point that prices are driven down and profits dry up.

If you put them upside down on a piece of cardboard, then spread a very thin layer of thinset on the back and let it dry, it will hold it in place long enough to allow you to place correctly.Make sure to follow his directions.