No disrespect here, I am not saying that your work is messy, especially without seeing it, but working in the business I can tell you that most drywall guys particularly finishers claim that any work that they have not done themselves is F*ed up “looks like a beaver to cut this board” and “did you spread this mud on with your face cause it’s almost as ugly” are two quotes I remember that don’t involve inappropriate comments about the size of the gaps in seams.I also agree if you are looking for perfection and to save time hire a pro, if not… try using the 20 and 45 min bags just mix what you can use before it begins to set and if it is very humid where you are working invest in a dehumidifier I couldn’t believe how much quicker everything dried; I was able to get 2-3 coats on a day, long days...if it is in the budget hire a pro.

My cash flow is drying up and I need to get more cash.  

If it's old tear it out and dry out the floors. 

I know this isn't a cut and dry response, but I hope it helps some.

What I do in basements is make sure that the moisture has a way to dry.

The Utah market is bone dry.

I'm a Katrina refugee who just rode out Harvey and managed to stay dry; I've lived around the Gulf Coast most of my life.   

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I heard that this is the most dry winter in 80 years.

Alternatively, you can choose to focus on smaller projects, save your dry powder and aggressively expand during a downturn.