I put high end LVP throughout the house and I have zero carpet anywhere, only a few cheap rugs that could easily be replaced. 

Don't forget to throw in just freshening up the color scheme as something you are doing (paint gives you a lot of bang for your buck) as well as replacing the flooring if it isn't new(removing rugs and putting in LVP is a big win). 

I added a door to wall off the mother in law suite which I now live in, and had a contractor add a sink, stove, cabinets, and also had them tear out the rug in that "7th" room to add vinyl plank flooring.

He is a strong believer in hardwood floors, and wants to convert all of those areas into that; actually, he says that his contractor looked under the existing carpet and says there is a beautiful hardwood floor underneath that rug, that would be lovely once they cleaned it up and refinished it (it has been carpeted for at least the past 50 years). 

Outdated kitchen and bathrooms, new rugs, paint, and all new appliances.

We hired a local interior designer to walk through the empty house on day 1 and make a list of everything needed, right down to size of area rugs, wall hangings, placements, window treatment specifics, everything I could have done, in time, but didn’t want to.

How about some rugs in those bedrooms?!?

I'd be leery of buying into an HOA, even if allowed, because you never know when the rug can pulled out from under you with rule changes.I live in the Chicago area, but don't invest in the City for these reasons.

I liked the geographic isolation of los  Cabos, the rugged Pacific coast and the marine life in the sea of Cortez.

The region's unique beauty is also a draw for homebuyers, with rugged mountains and stunning desert landscapes surrounding the city.Tampa, FloridaTampa, Florida, is an increasingly popular real estate market, and for good reason.