I discover a few years ago that commercial grade carpet is nothing like house grade.

He even mentioned a couple of things I had been worrying about and said they were not a problem -- or that I could fix them in an economical fashion that I assumed wouldn't pass the grade. 

On the second day I got a visit from the grading inspector telling me I was clearing land without a permit .  

Vector graphics can be scaled up or down without loss of quality whereas jpg or gif files cannot in print work.

The Scottsman's Guide is the only competing resource of any scale that I know of.

In 29 units (one is a 6-plex, btw), don't I benefit from economies of scale?

Anyone feel better about a medium grade carpet, or still no?

@Danny Chan Go check the trustee sales hundreds of homes sell every week on the courthouse steps, sounds like your company handles a large volume of deals and you can benefit from economies of scale making this a good option for you.

We come across great deals daily, and are looking to scale operations from 2 fix/flips per month, to 5-6 fix/flips per month.

This in turn has taught me a ton about the systems needed to scale an investment portfolio while learning more about tenant management.