Likely nothing will happen other than some kind of warning but it will be documented somewhere and if a pattern develops (or has already developed)...well..

It has a 12 mil wear layer, completely waterproof (all plastic), lots of good wood patterns, easy to put down, backing pad already attached.

I don't want to build up a pattern that a landlord is paying for a repair that 1) is not agreed for landlord to pay; 2) is a damage. 

They don't know about local noise sources like train tracks, gun clubs, loud businesses or even the landing patterns of local airports.In my opinion, Zillow is useful only for a casual shopper. 

If you spend a little more and put in better flooring on the steps it can enhance the look in the entire house, and since it doesn’t take a tremendous amount of carpet to do the steps – it’s a semi-cheap way to drastically improve the look of the home or apartment.If your bedrooms are going to be for families – their preference is usually a frieze (soft carpet), or if it’s someone older and has a more difficult time getting around the preference is usually a low pile carpet (Berber, patterned etc.).

Is it still the same pattern of finding a seller, getting it under contract, finding a cash buyer, assigning a contract, and closing?

This isn't a pattern we are in right now. 3.

This pattern causes hygiene concerns for the rest of the tenants.

Looking to learn everything from finding and financing a deal, estimating rehab costs, SF vs multifamily, handling and training tenants, hard money lenders, how to research market comps and rents, follow community migration patterns, legal knowledge, and everything investor related.

I know they are considered lower end than granite or quartz, but they are extremely durable and there are some really great looking pattern options.