One of them has baseboards, but the other has ceramic tile where the baseboards would be.

Rehab included granite in kitchen, upgrades in ceramic tile, new cabinets, create a informal dining space in kitchen with granite bar, all new window, architectural shingles, upgraded vanities, etc.  

We have been doing this for 35 years so what we're doing something a little bit unique selling the property fully rehabbed with new mechanicals, fully upgraded kitchen w/ granite tops and fully upgraded bathrooms w/ ceramic tiles and putting a quality tenant and the selling the house as an investment we manage the property for three years and we warranty the house for a year houses and guarantee 8% minimum for 3 yrs for around 95k u getting 1k in rent and taxes and insurance around $2500 so around 10% per year.

I have done the roof, ceramic, hardwoods, major structural repair to foundation, built deck, removed partitions, added beams, redone the yard & landscaping, installed furnace...you name it.

Wood plank ceramic tile is my absolute favorite-- it's so beautiful, durable, and everyone loves it.    

I did the same ceramic floors too.

Single Story 3 bed 2 bath 1585 sqftPaint Interior - 1585 sq ft - $1.9/sq ft = $3,000Scrape popcorn ceiling, texture, and paint - 1350 sq ft - $3.1/sq ft = $4,185Remove old carpet and install vinyl plank flooring - 1175 sqft - $5/sqft = $5,875Replace carpet with new carpet - 410 sq ft - $2.2/sqft = $910Remove dead grass and install sod - 1850 sqft - $2.1/sq ft = $3,850New two car garage door/opener/track and installation = $1,500New window and installation = $250 eachBathroom remodel - vanity, mirror, light, toilet, demo and build back new tub or shower with ceramic tile - $4,500Kitchen remodel - 30sqft quartz, 12ft upper cabinets, 12ft lower, backsplash, sink/garbage disposal, $9kThere are many more items to be repaired/replaced but I realize this is turning into a long post so I will stop there.

It used to be good enough to put in fresh carpet and paint, now people want granite counter-tops, ceramic tile and hardwood floors.

My wife's passion is her ceramics -- I'm looking forward to a retirement spent writing and building things.

Carpet throughout minus kitchen would go ceramic.