The seminars are also good and convenient.

Tenant elects to accept the property in its current condition and/or they are waiving their opportunity to inspect, at their own choosing and for their own convenience.

I'm leaning towards this combination for my condo project:LifeProof LVP w/ Underlayment atop Quietwalk Underlayment Is that overkill?

You will want to choose an area that is convenient for you to begin with, maybe even your own neighborhood where you live, or at least somewhere that is not too far for you to get to. 

If the deal is too lean, no one will buy it. 

As a contractor, I can say confidently that there are LOADS of tire kickers out there who will just never pull the trigger, and it's infuriating for me to have crawled all through there mess and spent hours working up an estimate to hear things like: 'Oh so much, my cousin could do it for half' or 'Ok great, if I start saving now I can afford this in like, 2 years'You're going to have to lean into your contacts pretty hard to coax out couple contractors at first, and once you get some projects out there and some work done, it'll get way easier.

I feel more confident because I have this great community of knowledgeable members to lean on!

I am def leaning towards selling to.

Now I just have to decide whether to re-rent or sell but leaning sell due to my wife’s job situation.

It can be done, but it is far from an easy business.It sounds like you have a great family with REI background you can lean on for advice and support, they know you best and I am sure they are happy to work and brainstorm with you.