Sometimes that’s the only way you can buy a rugged fixer.

Otherwise there are 4-5 sets of bath rug sets etc.

Then there are the scum bags that lie like a rug to the sellers and try to constantly squeeze additional monies from inexperienced buyers after a contract has been signed.

causing more new production and yes, oversupply.Current situation: we have a supply shortage, intensified by Covid 19 and the lack of sellers, but fundamentally because there are not enough houses.

Could pull the rug out from under commercial development projects in the immediate area. 

I'm just glad we didn't waste a bunch of time building out tools and solutions using the Zillow API to get the rug pulled out from under us.I don't understand why Zillow would kick thousands of API users off of their API without having a paid data service readily available for SaaS companies?   

Also I only tile basement floors, leave a finished concrete look, or space rugs.

The tenants can put down their own area rugs, and take their dirt with them when they leave. 

And/or put area rugs over most of the vinyl. 

is there some other property you can buy that will cause you less stress, back out of this oneAlso the advice not to do any rehabbing on your first property is very on point. the new renters probably wont notice. i had no idea how little they care about small stuff. put rugs on it.just wait until you ask them to sign the new lease, you'll hear a few swears from them!