If they're hardwood top and bottom, then I would be more inclined to do what @Mike H. said and try the vinyl matching it to existing wood as much as possible.

@Charanjit Singh I think your question was already answered but just a few more thoughts.Commercial brokers are just like everyone else in that they would prefer to do their business during business hours and the more experienced, better brokers are probably more inclined to this than others. 

If it's a cesspool, I would be inclined to walk away unless it's a ridiculously good deal.

As a younger person, for example, one might be more inclined to focus on the long-term game and holding assets or land for extended periods of time.Either way, take some time to listen to the bigger pockets podcast and read through the forums, and see what jumps out at you and piques your interest.

The under 30 workforce "job hops" more often and I think are less inclined to doing the 8-5 But the student debt is astronomical My little brother got his PhD is computer engineering. 

My inclination as a broker would be to pass. 

That doesn't mean you MUST move to evict, but you put an end to the stories and made it a cold reality, which is necessary for the tenants AND the help organizations to take fast action to resolve, IMHO.Other than that, if you feel so inclined, you can give them some moving money or donate to some charity that helps people in that situation--whatever you want to do. 

And now that I think more, the fact that the garden unit has been vacant for a while now according to the property management company I called, I'm inclined to think that it may not be in working order at all.I think this seller is trying to pass off their hidden problems onto someone else.It would cashflow so nicely without this!

Would love to hear others experiences/opinions on working on REI deals with family members.I'm inclined to fund her purchase because it means *much* less money upfront and quicker entry into REI -- the income is an added bonus, but for my first purchase, the learning experience is my primary motive.

If the guy was duck hunting without a license or a properly permitted shotgun, I'd be inclined to go easy on him.