They were the most competitive for a 7-unit built in 1950. 

We started this with a very fragile financial system and the oil war may have been enough to pop the giant global debt bubble by itself.

It was incredibly hard for me to let it go, it was my first and my favorite, but given how things have shaken out globally, now I'm quite glad I did it!

Ive found that they aren't the cheapest but always have the best quality materials and are competitive for the better brands that they sell.

What if in a few months you have a lot more competition because people are now back in the game and bidding on the stuff you wanted?

Adjust pricing below competition.

It's a B class area with mostly older homes so most competition have hardwoods).3) Lay LVP through the whole unit and cover existing hardwoods (may be more expensive but definitely more durable over the long-run).Either way, the hideous parquet has to go! 

And, in all honestly, filling the vacancy of one house is probably not high on their list when faced with a global pandemic such as this.You have several options though.

The ones who are stable are seeing the opportunity in this, both from a foreclosure standpoint in being able to snap up properties and those who realize that everyone needs a home and there will be stimulus and with global warming, heat which scientifically is shown at 86 degrees to inactivate the virus on surfaces, making it much harder to pass. 

It is very unfortunate that the real estate downturn had to come about because of some global virus.