Better than I thought it would.We did new lights, stained the bathroom cabinets, basebords, tile in kitchen and living room.

Slight stains, not terribly noticeable.2.

I get them sanded, neutral stained, and two coats of street shoe for $2.25/sq ft.

Not to mention the "After party" vomit stain on the carpet...

What I see that is to the side of your photo is staining from wetness; if the staining is urine, then you will find that upon refinishing the floors that there will be a darker stained area where the urine was.

Because it is small an advantage is if you shop you can affordably, get an expensive look and oohs and aahs from granite countertop(make it a dark color or stains will show).

If it is more upscale and you need to match stain and style, you will pay a bit more.oops!

Ordinary cleaning wasn't going to get the stains and the urine out of the carpet.I assume that the dog did that, and not the tenant :D You can ask for an additional pet deposit, but it's unlikely to cover the added cost if there's major replacements to be made.

Knocking down a wall to open up the space, tiling the bathroom, adding another bath, staining the cabinets, new flooring through the kitchen and living room, definitely new paint/ painting the trim, even some landscaping.

I have pulled a lot of urine-stained/soaked carpets and I have never had a situation where the subfloors or joists were odor-damaged.