Thank you i didn't understand this “Install furing strips (1x3) across all the joists then install sheetrock on that. ” I googled and found wood strip Originally posted by @Jared Chaszar:Best Option: have an electrician remove and reinstall wiring over joists and through studs.Secondary Option: Install furing strips (1x3) across all the joists then install sheetrock on that. 

Usually, if a wire isn't 1.5" inside a wood member, a protective nail plate is used to prevent piercing it.

I have seen a few of these things and most generally, if a seller is so greedy, he'll be taken to the wood shed most of the time.I was selling a locally owned produce stand (building) and land that was a prior gas station.

Each unit has granite/quartz counter tops, solid wood cabinetry, coil-top stove, 30” wide refrigerator, radiator heating controlled by each unit, 12x12 ceramic tile in the basement units and hardwood floors in the upstairs units, U-shaped stairs at each side of the building for easy access to both floors.

@Dorian Wood could please share how you arrive at your cash amount and I am guessing the base is your total investment in the deal.

.- Any soil contact with posts on wood-frame elements like a deck or patio?

Hi @Jess Wood, we've recently been in discussions with out of state investors to provide the services for Strategy 2.

Still working on the vanities/tops/drywall/durrock/plumbing/wood/toilets/.

It was buried behind block brick, old wood, ect..

Replacing windows is cheaper then de-leading them (if MA even allows remediation on wood windows).