Buy a timber tract with your Roth  use it for fun on the weekends let that timber grow and harvest it in 50 years.. you still own the land and you can replant and give to your kids or grandkids.. diversify. 

IF you have any of the original laminate left over, have a licensed flooring contractor remove and replace the affected boards.If you don't have any available boards, perhaps you can harvest some laminate from a closet or other area that is not in plain sight.Finally, if neither of those options are viable, perhaps you can call to your local flooring dealers.

Clearing properties, harvesting trees and making improvements is another.

If your focus is cashflow, then right now is harvest season.

Another thought I had was you could "harvest" materials from the other units (appliances, bathroom fixtures etc) to make the original renovation more affordable.

Cost to attend is a $5 donation at the door to Harvesters.

HE is a human, unless next your going to tell us your one of those kook's that Klaus S. is a lizard-alien here to harvest human souls.

You will have a solid cash flowing rental with your condo and can harvest the equity to invest in another property to add value to here in San Diego which will always be a strong rental and appreciation market. 

Harvesting for pulp and some hardwood and pine has covered all the taxes, but little beyond that.

The house is split level, 4 levels, 3 bed, 2 3/4 bath, large two car garage with about 3000 total square feet including the unfinished basement.The house is very dated, harvest gold bathroom fixtures, green stain, 2 hinge flat green/brown stained flat panel (luan) doors.