Renter friendly additions such as vinyl plank flooring.

I have 8+ units that I would like to install plank flooring/vinyl of some sort when the units turn over tenants.

For example there are 3 or 4 major utility companies just inside of Fayetteville and it seems like each property has a different structure/utility company.Other expenses = major capex (roofs, plumbing, flooring etc go bad eventually so I would save a monthly amount in a separate account for when these happen). 

A representative from Kohler came out and gave a bid of 38k for new showers which does not include any other work like new flooring, vanity and toilet etc.

I normally don't do carpeting in my rentals, but the new one I have doesn't lend itself to any other flooring.

In your personal strategy are you still renting out the main floor rooms in a house hacking strategy?

I was able to renovate the first floor in a few months to got the first roommate in.

I need all new appliances (Fridge, Microwave, Dishwasher, Sink, oven/range)I also need flooring (Tearing out carpet ..yes it's everywhere...yuck)Will also need to repaint and buy new LED lights for my fixtures. 

The seller said they re-did flooring, repainted the interior and added some other fixtures in the past year since they've owned it. 

Floor and Decor is a great place for tile combined with the selection and the savings over HD and Lowe's makes this store a good resource.