So what would you do if you were in the same situation with a, say, 35 year old person who was identifying as a moonbeam this week, and their skin was a beautiful shade of green, would you treat them any differently? 

But it took a shade longer so I ended up dropping the rent a little for subsequent units.

Hey @Natalie Heileson, here is a map showing the cap rates for SFR properties in Salt Lake city and surround areas.The darker colors correspond to higher cap rates. 

Looks like some of the parking spaces have shade...nice.Thanks for the buy/hold review.

ALso pick a darker color like walnut brown, the core of the laminate is darker colored, so when the wear layer gets scratched it's much less noticeable when the top color is a darker too.Carpet is absolutely the easiest and most forgiving flooring, but, you will have to professionally clean it, it will stain easier, it will be more susceptible to bed bugs.also, carpet does not age well... and when I carpeted my units I found that we ended up having to recarpet every 5-10 years because the places wouldn't show well with 5-7 year old well lived on carpet, no matter how many times we cleaned them(cats and dogs were there, even worse).... with laminate flooring it's more like 7-12 years.Also, I approximate that you get a solid 10-15% more with "wood looking" vinyl, laminate, or tile.Just my 2c

But if the floors are too rough we use carpet.Carpet Warehouses---usually remnants or special pricing rolls..recently bought a 12x35 for about $200...covered 3 rooms..found ad in flyer..similar to apartment type/colorHome Depot---commercial grade in darker tan/brown

I think they moved to the darker coating as the lighter coating does darken a bit due to heat and cooking.

The first thing we noticed is that all of the pictures are darker than normal.

Unfortunately the Freddie Mac Map does not provide the green shaded map which shows you all the low income census tracts at the top of the page. .

@Jerry Padilla provided a link which allows you to search by property address.Personally, i like to use the Fannie map because neighborhoods with no income restriction are shaded with green.