I say its because I've been to the bottom of the well and while everyone else thought it was dried up, I'm still able to draw water against resistance.

My situation:I am currently a college student in my junior year, working part time at a local dry cleaners( I've been working there for 4+ years) and I've had the urge to do something "big" for the past 24 months.

Rinse and dry all fixtures thoroughly.

I figured the easy money would dry up at some point.Thanks for the information!

Lots of stability with adequate competition but the inventory is drying up.

Better to lose your non-refundable earnest money then to buy a deal that drain you dry and derail your investment career.I hope this helps!

Most importantly, would mold grow if it isn't completely dry and treated?

I'm closing on a property in Haverhill that has some minor dry wall and plaster repair, installation of fans, changing plumbing fixtures, install backsplash in kitchen, painting, etc.

It's warm, sunny, dry climate.

I might even know which properties you are talking about lol.I do feel the same that SFR market has kind of dried up.