thanks for the suggestion, I will check out water proof laminate since I have pets and I have seen what standing water can do to laminate. 

I have very good credit and equity in my home I have income but no proof of income.

Another good point about the Springs is it's going to be more recession proof with the lower rent units because the Department of Defense makes up approx. 40% of the labor force here and aside from a once in 20 year furlough of a month pay I'd say it's recession proof to an extent. 

The tendency is to keep everything to save some money, but if you have to start paying for extra space it is proof not worth it.

I want it to be tenant proof and long lasting so any suggestions would be great.no structural work will be needed foundation is in good shape , walls and floors are level.Thanks in advance for sharing.

When making an offer a proof of funds (for cash offers) or a pre qualification letter (for financed offers) needs to be attached to the offer for it to be taken seriously by the sellers.

Rent supplements will not change that fact.Again there is zero proof to show that rent supplements impacts how long tenants stay.

First I would ask the management company for proof of the fraudulent transaction.

Get preapproval from lender and send preapproval or bank proof of funds to agent.

There are plenty of rehabbed flood home comps and I think what you may find at this point is that the prices for homes with proof they didn’t flood in Harvey show a recognizable premium compared to homes that were seriously flooded and rehabbed.