The leak was pretty severe and ended up going into the garage, so we had to dry out and ventilate the garage as well. 

Please reach out and I am happy to explain...case should be pretty cut and dry.

Once we hit the down turn, credit will dry up and you may find yourself needing lots of cash to buy distressed deals from other investors who employed to much leverage.

It has dry and unfinished basement ( walls are sealed and painted white).

We still face a serious shortage of listings, but now, even my buyers are drying up.I thought it might just be me, but as I've talked with lenders and other agents, multiple people have seen the same thing and nobody has disagreed.How about you?  

Shampooed the carpet, used vinegar to mop down the walls, put trays of ammonia in the air return ducts. 

Pictures and listing text won't show you a failing roof, soil pipe, wet basement that is currently dry, etc.

Of course there are many factors that can change the outcome but if it is a cut and dry case that is the basic way it works.Hope this helps,Chris

Basically it is sheets of fiberglass covered in resin around a form, and after it dried the form was pulled out. 

I like things cut and dry so there's no opportunity for misinterpretation of who is covering what.