OSX 10.8.5 Home Folder permissions in AD environment

Question

So I work in a University environment and traditionally we have been using Windows computers, thus a large AD environment. Recently we have been having Mac OSX computers trickle into the environment and I have been the one tasked with making sure everything works. From OS X documentation every version 10.6.8 and above *SHOULD* work in an AD environment, but we are working with 10.7 and above so that shouldn't be a problem.
I have tested adding a 10.7 and 10.8 desktop to the domain and all works fine, I change the log in settings to require username and password, and I can log in fine as a Enterprise Admin, Domain Admin, and Domain User. Now my issue comes in when I'm trying to write files, nothing works. I see that the home directory gets created fine and has the correct permissions, but none of it's subdirectories have the correct permissions. As the local admin I have to go to the folder permissions of the home directory and click the action cog wheel and say "Apply to enclosed items..." is there any way I can streamline this process so that everytime a home directory gets create, all of it's subdirectories are owned and writeable by the user who logged in?

Answer 1

You may need to rebuild permissions on your user account. To do this,boot to your Recovery partition (holding down the Command and R keys while booting) and open Terminal from the Utilities menu. In Terminal, type:  ‘resetpassword’ (without the ’s), hit return, and select the admin user. You are not going to reset your password. Click on the icon for your Macs hard drive at the top. From the drop down below it select the user account which is having issues. At the bottom of the window, you'll see an area labeled Restore Home Directory Permissions and ACLs. Click the reset button there. The process takes a few minutes. When complete, restart.   
Repair User Permissions