@Roy N. , do you mean like in a PVC pipe ?

Please take note, that I will be getting a full inspection and will also have a GC in there for the sake of having two different sets of eyes looking at it.The items that were disclosed are:i) All carpets will need replacement (either with new carpet or wood flooring).ii) The was a failed valve in the master bathroom which has soaked the drywall and damaged other areas.  

Add dirt, wood chips, hide irrigation system.

Wood floors in some, new Roof, New A/C in units 1970 and 1972.

So, as I suspected (but hoped I was wrong on), the kitchen/hallway/bathroom/laundry in my new buy and hold property have linoleum on 1/4" plywood underlayment, underneath which is another layer of linoleum, underneath which I assume is the original subfloor.Initially I was just gonna lay vinyl wood plank on top of it, but I can't just keep stacking flooring on flooring.

hi @Chris Wood i would read here and determine what is truly a deal take some money and do some direct to seller marketingcraigslist ads,driving for dollars,yellow letters,probate,trusts lists,absentee owners,distressed propertiesgood luck to you

(All but one room in the house is wood laminate, so I’m going to make that upgrade instead of replacing the carpet.)It’s been a thrilling journey.

Originally posted by @Roy N.

My name is Roy and I'm an investor in the area.

@Roy N. - Good to know!