Stains on the carpets, holes in walls probably didn't exist when they moved in, if they did, they should not have moved in.

Believe it or not the numbers still worked as a duplex but my stubbornness got the best of me and I backed out of the deal because I really wanted that third unit.

The landlord used cheap carpet that he could just completely replace for cheap if the last tenant left it stained.  

After removing the carpet and engineered wood we saw stains all over the subfloor that had to be treated with enzymes, then vinegar, then bleach.

The one thing I may pause at is the stains on the floor.

I have rust stains in my garage.

It would take me a day to cut the counter pieces and sink holes, a day to stain and poly and another day to install (pieces in place and get the sink and faucet placed)... the product held up well and still looks good, but you can’t have an under mount sink and it just turned into a time thing.

Granite is quite effective as it is scratch, stain and chip resistant. 

Sometimes REO property is listed above fair market value, where the bank is stubbornly clinging to the idea of being made whole on the defaulted loan.

It's like it's forever "stained" by the low purchase price.