If your client has already cut sheetrock and dried up the place then you are golden.

From what I'm told, real estate express is all text based and extremely dry.

If they avoid the landmines of babes, bling , blow and cars they're doing good.Next I'd put half my after tax earnings in no load index funds,Be a landlord later if they want to. 

It's a valid strategy, but must be done very carefully or it can completely blow up in your face. 

I have a property whose insulation is in really bad shape due to a family of racoons that used to be there.I got a quote for $2,800 total for blow-in insulation up to 16" along with installation of soffits for ventilation.An additional $1,500 for removing the old insulation (which is torn up and has some animal droppings).

I always hear that is is nice to have dry powder for taking advantage of opportunities.

Running deals isn't seeing deals so whatever program you use, make sure it's just a dry run for the showing so you know what those numbers look like in real life.

DO it now. in the north water freezes and expand, it will crack the foundation walls.Common cracks in dry/ plaster walls, it will happen.Galvanized pipes, the insurance will limit the coverage, make sure there are no big trees near the line and get  it inspected with a camera, about cost about $300 to $400 depending the state for the inspection.

We are neighbors and I wan't to be a good one..hey before anything though,  what the heck is up with filling up the pool with my water, were you stuck or your well run dry or something?...

It's not only bathrooms that are a cause of issues but "Cooking, bathing, drying clothes, washing dishes and other everyday activities add moisture to the air.