I buy properties at a deep discount and feel that I assume the risk.The SRPD is a seller disclosure that protects the seller and informs the buyer of any known defects.

We used brands like Cabinet Joint ($20k), Cafe Appliances ($8.5k), Porcelanosa ($10k), Concreate ($3.5k), Andersen Windows ($11k)- technical details: vaulted our ceilings from 8' to 13.5', that was expensive structural work, had to add a 15' long / 2' deep beam, all new plumbing and electrical, all new insulation.- design details: flush baseboards with shadow line reveal, some interesting LED lighting, 4mm wear layer eng. hardwood, level 5 drywall, custom trim-less doorframes, pivot doors, and even one hidden door- I'm newb: this was our first remodel, so costs and schedule far from optimized but yea, process was hella fun.  

I have avoided the equities since the '87 crash when I was already deep into REI & seller holds.

We bought the property at a deep discount due to its condition.

We bought the property at a deep discount due to its condition.

Kudos to you for having dug this deep into the deal before before buying.

But, I think any effects on pricing will take some time to work out, as we see how deep and long job losses are.

Still doing things like cleaning light fixtures, deep cleaning bathroom and recaulking as required, and lots of painting still to go.

I found out their job is fake, income is fake, they are professional tenant and they forged tenant insurance. they will not pay rent even they say they will, and my agent didnt check none of the paper work they submit now Im in deep hole. 

@Tyler Hayes sorry for Dan and I diving deep on your thread, hopefully it helps!