If you wanna know a good trick hang the sheets wall to wall leaving a half inch gap and then hang bed molding in the corner.  

I have had BathCrest of Seattle do an epoxy like coating over tubs, shower pans and walls for me in the past.  

While I thrive in the arena of Fix and Flips, it makes my husband crazy to swing a hammer, and tear down walls.

Not sure what to do about wood paneling on walls & brick fireplace.

Don't forget to look on the walls...A client of mine had a tenant's cat pee on the concrete basement floor.

I'll install batts on any angled ceilings (like cathedral or vaulted) and walls because cellulose compresses so much that it eventually leaves a big gap at the top.  

The walls had to be done 20 years ago.

(We are going to have a contractor out to get a better idea on this, but all rooms have holes in walls, none have acceptable flooring, neither bathroom is functioning, the heating system is not functioning, there are broken out windows, though the intact ones are replacement.

And the cash you have to keep putting into it every month is OK, because you have a great job on Wall st?

It needs too much work (we are not sure yet how much the rehab will be, working on getting an estimate now. 1800 sq ft needs two baths, kitchen, floors, lots of walls, a few windows, heating system at least.)The bank is asking 99k, it just came on the market.