I asked him what would happen if I didn’t replace floors, he said it would cause the foundation to become rugged underneath the floor, I asked if it doesn’t anything deeper he said no..... they are removing dehumudifiers in 2 days, should I place more units for a few days ?

I loved it as they would often put down a rug on top of it, further protecting my floors.What you put in should match your market.   

If it's in the living room, can it be covered by a piece of furniture or an area rug?

If a tenant wants rugs let them put in throw area carpets and take them with them when they leave.Wood floors and carpets are nightmares when a bad tenant gets in and often they have no money for damages so when they destroy the floors, you will be left holding the bill.Tile is the best choice, especially if you are looking at the long term and it has not been this cheap in many years!

There's nothing like a neighborhood pool for rug rats to hang out during the summer!

Cleaners have dealt with a few accidents here and there on floors(LVP) or throw  rugs.

.- Durable: I've dropped hammer off of ladder, we've had standing water on some after a plumbing leak, pets, whatever, this stuff holds up + as an added bonus, the tenant takes their stains and stink with them when the leave with a throw rug.- Looks good: Propects love the look, I go for a lighter color like a maple or honey oak, if it does scratch its not as noticable.

(It kind of takes the rug out from under their potential threat.)

So far I have gone to two accountants and have felt shoed under the rug and brushed aside.

If they want they can buy rugs.