Rockefeller “Buy when there’s blood in the streets, Even if the blood is your own”-Baron Rothschild

This post just screams "sue me!"

I allow pets..... but if the pet is one I don't allow...certain breeds are not covered on insurance..... or the pet is an issue at the unit....noise, urinating/defecation, chewing etc, then the landlord is placed in a much harder situation to force them to get rid of the pet..... the tenant will scream ESA and now legal issue come into playIt takes away the ability for the landlord to say NO, or this pet has to go.....I allow pets....I screen them similar to a tenant.......

Driver of crashed car opens the door and stumbles in, covered in blood and screaming at the top of his lungs, "THEY SHOT MY BABY!!!"

It can be done, but it takes a lot of work to find those kinds of "screaming" deals, you have to know what you're doing or you'll get stuck with a major money pit, and your market has to support these numbers.

(Remember this is an apples to apples comparison, not a grandma cannot pay her mortgage payment screaming deal).

I think it screams risk but again, I may be missing something or not understanding this correctly.

You do not want to leave a gap as wide or wider than the thickness of your baseboard .... else you end-up using quarter-round or cove to cover the gap (screams short-cut or quick/cheap).As for your closet doors:  lift the tracks; lay your finish floor; put the tracks back down.Your vinyl plank is going to expand very little.