After ripping those out and cutting my forehead with a shard of tile and thus needing to wrap my head in a bandage to stop the bleeding, I load the cabinets in my truck and drive off.

The vinyl gets cracked and the wind can rip it off.

Polished concrete.I asked him, where does the color come from, he replies stain and a clear coat.So my BP brothers and sisters. . .. . . rip out that carpet, and forget tile, and $2,000 of expensive laminate.

More likely he is being ripped off for it.

UGLY.horrible paint job overallno heating system. gas heater was taken out (which makes me wonder, because it's not foreclosed)I have not yet had the inspection done but I have an AWESOME inspector who will rip this place apart (figuratively) if I tell him to give me every detail to deduct from the selling price.A little about me:1. was just approved for a $15K line of credit I was going to use as a reserve to pay for updates and appliances (I want to pay most out of pocket though)2. 5K to put down.3. another property I want on the same street is 9,000, needs about 25k in repairs, but is really nice, but one family.

Nothing is off limits, religion, politics, music that really stinks, health insurance, corporate rip offs, younger women who refuse to go out with old men, old men that ask younger women out, or men I guess, movies full of kids, church dinners where evryone brings the same dish, stop lights that aren't syncronized, whatever....Yes, I'll do one on late night RE gurus!

Nothing major, paint, rip up carpets etc.....Thanks in advance!

So I am new to the whole thing, The agent hooked me up with the lender, lender says ill qualify for around 110,000, I am afraid of getting ripped off so what advice can anyone give on what to watch out for and how to make it work best in my favor to get a great deal. also, my realtor was my first choice because she worked with relatives.

They are way more resillient than laminate and if you damage a few strips you can replace those instead of having to rip up half the room just to repair.

If a street is worth 75K then the answer is yes the buyer is being ripped off.