As they say "cheap usually isn't good and good usually isn't cheap".

@Atwan Kwan No one said it would be cheap to get energy bills lowered from $500 a month, or convenient.

How much prep work you do would depend on how much adhesive and how elevated it is from the floor.Recently did a house with part laminate, part vinyl, and we leveled the whole concrete subfloor (had lots of adhesive from carpets and some thinset/mortar from old tile).For the adhesive, we used a floor scraper (cheap tool that looks like a rake but with a blade that you attach to the end).

But it sounds more like they are just seeing how desperate you are to sell and if they can get in for cheap.  

A fellow investor recently explained to me about expensive houses on cheap land.....something we have a LOT of around Atlanta.  

Its a great deal, but I'm wondering why the price is so cheap.

You can get backup basement flooding insurance added to your policy very cheap

. $25,000 per unit (or less) seems really cheap if it’s regular size apartments... but if they are boarding rooms (ie.

First get educated ...there is a huge difference in the results you can get with rental portfolios if you know how to buy supper cheap and get the repairs done affordable and on time.

But some people also try to exaggerate SF by including basements and porches, etc. or just lying to fool people into thinking the price is cheap.