Fannie Mae had repainted and recarpeted in their standard beige paint and carpet.  

One of the leading things that we like about these houses is that they often have hardwood floors, sometimes below stained carpet.  

It cost me appx $5k to dry wall, carpet and tile the room. 

They can get a mortgage, but it might not go through, because there is some work to be done... there is no carpet in the house, there is base trim mission in 2 bedrooms. there are a couple doors that need replaced.

Actually, I'm in the midst of a project right now that would be just perfect for a first time project manager since it's just pain carpet and a little termite work.

I have a lead with the following criteria and want to know all of my options:The owner has a 3/2 property owned free and clear in Florida; Desperate to move out and find a better placeFactsLiving area 1268 sqftSingle FamilyBuilt in 1968Cooling: CentralFeaturesCable ReadyCeiling FanFlooring: New Carpet, New Tile, New RoofParking: Carport, 2 spacesVaulted CeilingARV: 65,000list price 54,900, but the seller is willing to negotiaterepairs: minimalTaxes: 700/yrWhat are the options to do this deal?

If you have carpets in those houses, you will have to replace those. 

It has been completely remodeled with new cabinets, stainless steel appliances, carpet, paint ETC.

I need a referral for a good, cost effective carpet supplier for a rental property in Baltimore City.

Hi all,We need to install new carpet in 3 bedrooms in a mid-end rental property in So Cal, and I would like some advice on which is the best type of carpet to install.