Is it bad that I want to leave it as a "As is" ?

However, the house is in very bad conditions, and will most likely have to be rebuilt.

Do not replace carpet with carpet unless you have no choice.... in the long run, it will cost you more $$ since it will need to be fully replaced every 5-7 years on average and sometimes more often...and require professional cleaning periodically etc etc....LVP is my recommendation..... decent stuff is $3-4/sq ft (you can go cheaper) and will last much longer and hold up better

Did you ever have a deal go bad?

If they want it bad enough they will come up with the money unless they can’t afford it.

Luke Kwon Congrats to your decision on wanting to focus on real estate as a vehicle to reach more financial liberty and thus freedom of choice.

Best case is that they just upgraded it and plan on leaving it...... if so, get that in writing.......but still be pissed and let them know this will not be tolerated again.So I would want some more info before I freak out too bad....If they are basically blowing you off and ignoring you, then I would move forward with legal action by consulting a lawyer about moving forward with an eviction...and be sure to include the cost of a new stove in the deposit

Too often, the ones that "hook the client" nowadays get bad Yelp reviews:)  You can call Tom at Capital Bank in Annapolis.

I am under the assumption that you need a full 12 months of the income and expenses to accurately break down a deal to see if it is a good or bad one.

They are flush with cash, and my guess it can’t just sit there even though buying at and over market value would seem to be just as bad.