After that he brought some stuff to my house and total costed less than $600 like 2 full frame beds without headboard, 2 rugs and some small home decent stuff.

I was thinking about running a hardwood type fake flooring to go throughout the house or should I put rugs in the bedrooms? 

Local government can pull the rug out from under STVRs on a whim, and if (when) the economy contracts again vacation rentals and hotels always take the biggest hits.

Paint the walls a fresh white and stage the room with a  modern rug and shower curtain (to conceal the tile) and accessories (towels, a small plant, glass apothecary jars for cotton balls, etc.). 

Thanks for the reply.I understand that he cant filter by smelly rugs or dirty roofs and that he doesnt want to risk not sending a potential winner. 

Although most of the survey was conducted before the virus intensified, it provides good evidence that the U.S. was on a solid footing economically prior to the outbreak.

Once those two rugs are pulled out, it is over. 

It probably isn't as bad as the media makes it out to be but it also isn't something to just brush under the rug with statistics.   

Up to you if you want to waste time, and money on an appraisal, just to have the rug pulled out from under you in a few weeks.If diesel fuel is normally $4 but someone says $3.75, then one could surmise that it's just discounted cheap diesel.

I have bedding, towels, brand new sets of dishes and cookware, microwaves, coffee pots, flatware, 50" smart tv's, eLocks, 4 queen mattresses and one king, platform beds, art work, rugs.