That means the deal may well be brought to the surface.

@Darrion Harris on the surface it appears to be a good deal.1100 month rent = $13,200 a yearX 50% expenses = $6,600 year$6,600 / $37,000 = 17.8% cap rateThat means if you paid all cash you would get a 17.8% return on your money.

I am not a big carpet fan generally and products like LVT are becoming consensus favorites of DIY landlords (for ease of installation, durability, cost, etc).But one possible exception could be an upstairs unit with poor sound proofing.If you already hear complaints from existing carpet, it may continue or increase with laminate or possibly even a resilient surface (but see more below).My best hack for the upstairs in confronting some ugly carpet if you like laminate1) Look into a sound proofing underlayment (I have used Floor Muffler, pricey but have not gotten many complaints from downstairs, but upstairs tenant is quiet type...Others products are on the market.

That's why you mostly see condos that are attached to each other: less surface area to maintain. 

Adjoining dining & livingroom includes banks of windows.

On the surface, it looks like you paid too much.

The surface of material seems to be good.

There is a ton of pressure on anything under $560k (FHA Territory) and we are starting to see some silly loan products surfacing.

I’ve done some surface level research and know that you can pay third-party services, but wondering if I can outright cancel due to medical reasons for my dad (cancer) who is too weak to travel.

I do have pets the stains are not visible on the surface and the cleaner said they could get any lingering smell out.