Sound is transferred through solid surface contact so the drywall must be separated from the floor joists or the existing dry wall in your case.

Not everything in lending is cut and dry as much as it may seem so.

Sometimes you are better off making the offer through a third party, lawyer or agent, you want to be arms length to be safe.Try to inspect the property before bidding, sometimes the mortgagor (owner) will damage the property just to get even with the mortgagee (lender), like removing all the dry wall, pouring cement down the commode, blocking the vent line (from the roof) with a tennis ball (keeps toilet from working right), short circuiting the electrical system, over flowing the sinks....etc.Be aware you are paying interest from the date of the sale until settlement, if it take the bank 6 months to ready this property for transfer, it could cost you thousands of dollars.Be very careful............ it is easy to make a mistake......look at the property, talk to owner, talk to trustee and auctioneer, read the contract before bidding.2) How do I prepare for the auction?

If the brick is unable to dry out sufficiently, the water content - particularly in the outer wythe - will freeze and cause the brick to spall or crack.These walls are often 2-3 wythes of brick thick, so the external face can be in pretty rough shape and the wall still have sufficient structural integrity to carry the load of the building.  

But, I'm watching the snow outside my window and trying to figure out if they will tell me if it gets cancelled, lol.Stay put and stay dry - notice just came out that tonight's meeting is cancelled.

The water and small amount of sludge that is left in the tank is able to be absorbed with Speedi-Dri or Peat Moss and disposed of in the trash as non-hazardous waste.

My tenant is telling me that the dryer is taking to much money to dry the clothes, around 5$ and the washer is leaving “white stuff” on the clothes.

Though it's really unnecessary to build a stud wall.If your masonry wall is only a single wythe of brick, then applying closed cell spray foam to the back of the wall could prevent it from drying properly, eventually leading to spalling of the outer brick surface as it absorbs water (there are ways to mitigate this, but you will want to bring in someone with experience).

I flushed the toilet multiple times, ran the water in the sink and tub, and everything seems dry, so I assumed it was an old leak that had been repaired. 

i would write a book to tell you all everything so i get to points, i didnt get a roof columbia gas didnt like my kickass furnace 175,000 btu kept home warm and dry the reason i got home to begin with so he sneeks in basement and disables it without telling me!