Paul opens up this show hearing from a WWL listener on an issue in his house about a home that is leaking water across the floors of the home whenever there is a hard rain, so what is causing the issue and how do you find it?

On today's show, Paul and Courtney open the program looking at Courtney's Real Estate Tip of the Week involving property taxes getting tricky as we get older, then we open up the phone lines to help you with such topics like how glass panels fit in doors depending on the material of the door, if when you get a metal roof, should you rip off the old roof or put it on top of the existing asphalt shingle roof, how a whole home generator may be a cheaper endeavor if you are replacing a generator you already have and you aren't replacing the whole system, just the actual generator itself, filing for loss of income for a rental property that flooding from a Hurricane during the time it was being repaired, and what you should know about patching wood around a leaky wall sheathing in a car port.

This hour, Paul and Courtney crack open the phone lines to help a caller figure out what to expect when getting a new whole home generator but not a new system so can it be as simple and putting it where the old one was and plugging it in, or is there more too it. We also discussed dealing with a flooded rental property and how you can go about fixing the flood and by extension, getting possible back pay from your insurance company due to the loss of income of the property while it was being repaired from the flood damage and we close the show out discussing patching water logged wood.

Paul dives into a text covering what weather stripping does and how important it is to have it, and Courtney sounded off on the flooded house and what you should know about dealing with flooded homes in relation to your insurance policy covering loss of income in a rental property.

Paul and Courtney discuss with a caller about replacing a whole home generator, how much does the cost fluctuate when you only replace the actual generator itself and not the systems/lines/cords that are connected it to it, can that even be done, and if so, does that lower the cost of such a job?

This hour, Paul and Courtney begin with the Real Estate Tip of the Week involving property taxes and how as you age, you should be aware of exactly what type of property taxes you have and what benefits can be out there to assist in your payment or deferment of those taxes. We also help callers and texters with questions involving glass panels on different types of door materials, and the answer is Paul's favorite... it depends, and what you should know about removing your existing roof before adding a metal roof above your asphalt shingle roof.

Paul and Courtney look at some texts coming through covering glass panels on different door materials and something to be aware of when replacing a metal roof on top of an asphalt shingle roof to remove the shingles first.

Paul and Courtney dive into this week's Real Estate Tip of the Week which covers planning for retirement and what your home should look like as you get up in age.

On today's show, Paul and Courtney discuss throughout the program homeowners insurance and what you should be on the lookout for, whether you are buying or selling, as well as helping WWL listeners with topics ranging from home improvement, real estate, insurance, roofing concerns, leaks, flooding prevention, how liability works for the homeowner if a contractor injuries themselves on the job and how that ties into your insurance as well and much more!

In the second hour, Paul and Courtney continue helping listeners with a variety of topics from insulating a A/C unit in cabinet door in a hallway, what you should know and expect from getting a fortified roof over a regular roof. We also do a deep dive on insurance company and how, if it all, it is legal for an insurance company to make you sign power of attorney papers, and Courtney explains what a half-cancelled mortgage is.