I'm definitely planning to rip out, at least, the galvanized drain pipes in the house.

I do my own design.First I rip everything out demo.Then I measure.Then I put it on graph paper (Khan academy has some great videos.

But a guy that bounces around between agents and PM’s etc will always wonder if his agent is ripping him off, worry that somebody else got “his deal” and have a poor reputation with whoever he’s doing business with.

I guarantee you, you were not the last person he ripped off.

If you don't like it refuse to approve that lease and tell the Seller he can fix it or find another Buyer.Too, if the rent was set at some ridiculous amount or some other odd conditions (i.e. 99 year lease with no increases), I think you could argue in court that the Seller was committing economic "waste" of the property, and just like if they decided to rip out all the plumbing the day before you close, you could back out without penalty. 

I get tired of answering the 100% LTV at 5% questions but I see you’re active duty military and I’d hate to see you get ripped off, @May Baten.This is a scam.  100% LTV loans do exist but there are no legitimate private/hard money lenders loaning at 5%. 

Carpet is not the greatest color but in excellent shape except in 2 bedrooms where it doesn’t match and is older Is it stupid to rip out all the flooring and lay down tile over the entire house?

Carpet is not the greatest color but in excellent shape except in 2 bedrooms where it doesn’t match and is older Is it stupid to rip out all the flooring and lay down tile over the entire house?

Idk doesn't seem to make sense to me to rip out everything because its a little outdated when its so clean I feel like I could sell it as-is for a good profit without spending 30k on reno. here's the video again: new acquisition

Why not rip it out and put in floorboard heating in and put it on the utilities to the tenant.