I would do chain link ( powder coated)  or like Florida block and stucco. 

This plus the 170k giving me $450k of dry powder.

Installation can be tricky (as with any flooring) but being waterproof also lets you run it from main areas into bathrooms and powder rooms.

I've seen some where the studs were literally collapsing into a powder from rot.The last one we did was an old 60's era cast iron tub that we had refinished several times (about $280/treatment) but it peeled.

Depending on the damage.What I have found that works out, is to scrape what is loose, use a 45 or 90 minute set powder/water mix mud to fill in those areas smooth, and get the sheets of sticky back mesh (just like the mesh dry wall tape).

If you strive to be good at what you do, you will make money. 90 percent only want to make money and see the business side of things as "not fun" "boring"Hence they are willing to part with what little "powder" they have left to not have to work/be good at something.

My wife makes a simple solution of warm water and baking powder (think arm &hammer) to clean the litter box.

my first thought would be to open up every window possible, idk if it will work but I'm pretty sure it will atlas help your situation...and google how to get smell out carpet maybe lowes or pet mart might have a special powder you could put down as well....i hope everything works out for you

Plus, holding more of your own cash in your account leaves dry powder in the event that another desireable deal comes along

When we had the inspection it was found that there is extensive powder beetle damage to the numerous beams.