It's a blood bath out there right now and you can't buy a house in that area unless you are offering all cash and waving contingencies. 

Not that they are all cold-blooded lizards, but its in their best interest to write offers that will get accepted. 

Blood, sweat, tears, and $105,000 in profit!

Granted, we're in a real estate bubble at the moment that means pretty much anything sells almost as fast as it's listed so the margin between the two sales methods is thinner than ever.A great wholesaler can close in 24 to 48 hours.

As a local realtor my blood pressure is about to blow, we've got every sort of flipper slapping LVP down, painting the walls, and adding new appliances, cabinets, or countertops.

It'll have a much thinner wear layer and thus scratch/gouge much more easily. 

They send me a text and email when somebody calls and have my home phone # for a list of ten true emergencies the blood, flood and fire list...

A power washer is great for removing blood from the parking lot after one of your tenants shoots and murders someone.

It looked like a murder scene with bloody handprints and smears on the walls and furniture, blood all over the apartment.

In my XP over dozens of flooring projects I’ve almost never found Lowe’s or Depot to have cheaper options at comparable wear ratings and thickness, which is often a direct indicator of difficulty/labor cost on install since often: cheaper = thinner = lower material cost subsequently lost in higher labor costs and waste/broken boards.