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Yes, checked thoroughly with toilet paper and no leaks from the piping. Gasket looks fine too. Is there any gasket that can be used on the bath tub side or silicone should be added with everything installed?

With just regular shower, noticing a small leak around this overflow area that is trickling down. Black gasket seems to be soft and in good condition, is there any orientation for it? Shall I replace the gasket or what else can I do to avoid this leak? Thanks for the help.

Everything under the sink and inside the cabinet is PVC, can't tell what it is going into inside the floor. Do I need to add any pipe dope or a teflon tape for the connection that is going into the floor? Thank you.

@Jeff H Young, thank you for your valuable input - it has PVC piping under the faucet and drain pipe is going through a hole in cabinet into the floor. Tightened up the connection just now, felt it was quite loose and will monitor now. Otherwise will loosen up all connections under the cabinet...

Whenever one of the sink upstairs is being used, can see water dripping from this area. Does not happen with a toilet or shower. Any idea what could it be? Thanks for the help.

Installed Fernco and let's if it fixes the issue. Thanks @BECplumbing for all the help and guidance.

Thanks @BECplumbing, will update and let you know how it goes.

I have ordered Fernco, can get this one locally from Lowe's is this worth a try or no? Thanks for all the help: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Korky-Rubber-3-in-in-Wax-Free-Gasket-For-Universal/50150240

Thanks @BECplumbing will go with Fernco and see how it goes.

@Reach4 your valuable input and advice, please? Thank you

Can this fluidmaster one be used too or I should stick to Frenco? Thank you @BECplumbing https://www.amazon.com/Fluidmaster-7530P8-Universal-Better-Wax-Free/dp/B00R7D35TQ/?tag=comments-r-20&th=1

Thank you, inner pipe diameter is 3" and flange is 7" - meaning I should use this one as below...

Thank you, something like this...

Twist, it is a wall mounted toilet and was leaking due to bad wax ring. Any advice on the wax-less ring that can work in this situation? Thanks folks.

Curious if there is a pin hole leak, does it mean bathroom floor needs to be ripped or it would depend on the location of the pin hole leak? Wax ring is first and then will take one step at a time. Thanks

Thanks, there is some water staining before we got in the property around the toilet but floor is not soft. Are there any other tests I can do before I pull out the toilet?

So I have a toilet leak issue, whenever toilet is flushed it drips water right below the ceiling underneath. It is on first floor and water drips on the ground level ceiling. It was "supposedly" fixed by the previous owners, planning to completely remove the toilet and inspect. Any advice...