I guess that particular time he got his foot crossed up around the gas/brake pedals or something and couldn't stop.  

Pumping the brakes on that to redirect to real estate.

The reason giving is it’s just a rental, tenant will only brake it.

This is due to fact we are in a very fluid economic situation right now, uniquely fluid situation making predictability very difficult as we do not have historic data to accurately weigh from.

It kept them from braking the window again, but not from another attempt.

It costs less and hardwood will last longer than tile, because for some reason tenants always brake the tile or throw something on it; I had over several hundreds tenants and have seen a lot of damaged tile after it was recently installed.In my residential portfolio quads bring the highest ROI, hard to find though.Congrats again!

Lease it to someone who relines brake shoes, clutches, and other stuff lined with "friction materials".Is there a loading dock, or can one be easily constructed?

Begging to get caught, in fact, because as he was getting the aforementioned knob-bob, his foot kept pressing on the brake pedal, lighting up his brake lights, over and over again.If you don't know the story, do a search on Divine Brown, circa 1995.

Wrapping the trim . you rent a brake 

Can of Worms once you start you will want to redo everything so put the brakes on now.Paint is the least expensive tool you have.