Often oak, stained to best match the flooring.

I have a huge pile of "to read" books that I slowly chip away at.

I mostly use regular 8-10 mm laminate in oak pattern if I don't have a finishable floor.

I know there are in Live Oak not far from Lake City.

Do not sand, saw, pulverize, chip, bead blast, or dry scrape existing vinyl floor, backing, lining felt, asphalt, "cut back" adhesives or other adhesives as they may contain asbestos fibers and or crystalline silica."

.* Refrigerator doesn't work...Furnace.........windows don't slide, doors don't open, flooring doesn't lay right, faucet leaks, bathtub has a chip, , etc, etc, etc.I'm guessing by now you get the point.  

Your home inspection is one of the biggest bargaining chips you will ever have when talking to home owners.

All of this to say: It seems that the relatively low rent that I charge can be a bargaining chip in my favor in case tenant protests the "demotion" of his own living situation that an ADU would bring (noisy/disruptive construction, the loss of the use of the garage, and ultimately another tenant sharing the property). 

$5K WTFlets all chip in

If you only put in the cheapest finishes, like those oak builders grade kitchen cabinets, it will look cheap and not improve your sales price.