At the time it was converted into apartments, there was a  26 x 24 single story addition built onto the back which houses a single car garage (former owner kept the snow blower/tractor here) and what use to be a common laundry room {units now have en-suite laundry).  

Mold will grow first on leather (belts, shoes, jackets) as it is an organic product and absorbs water from the air.

We're in our 40s with a lot of deals under our belts, and still make a hill of beans at the day job, if you know what I mean. 

I have stepped back from sun belt / bible belt.

I do think he provides value to my business and definitely want to keep him in my tool belt.

Outside of gas and time you could get a lot of experience for $50-100.If you can get a deal under your belt then you can start investing more money into direct mail marketing, pay per click, etc

Once you get started and have some deals under your belt, it will get easier.

The cash flow is now enough to replace my income so, at age 63, it's back to the slush belt for me.

Having deals under my belt was all I needed to overcome the age obstacle because now I could talk about the deals I've done and that immediately gets past the "who do you think you are, kid?"

The leak damaged the carpet, wood flooring in Kitchen and breakfastareas as well as much drywall. a few days after this, a restoration company came to cut out significant drywall, remove living room carpet and wood flooring, the did put plastic up to close off the areas until they came back to repair everything. 5  days after that a plumber came to repipe the leak.   3 days later, the restoration co. came to place 2 large dehumidifiers and to blowers to run 24 hrs per day for 3 days.