They have 12 mil or better wear layers, completely waterproof, and if you get a decent wood pattern you can hide the inevitable scratches with a stain pen (and all floors will get scratches).

Finding one that sells extra quarts/gallons of paint or stain that match.Reason is for repairs.

I asked a lot of questions of the inspector and was satisfied that it was "old" staining and a minor issue. 

But, the carpet never vacuumed, cared for in the least, ripped and stained in several places, left utterly useless, and I had to tear it all out. 

This means the mortgage, utilities, internet, cleaning, occupancy taxes, supplies, and a maintenance slush fund I maintain for each home to replace things like worn out linens, stained towels, or plates/bowls etc.

Stained, sealed and indestructible. 

Success can be had in any market, be it flyover country, beach front or fifth avenue Manhattan... you just have to work for it.As far as the "shine" wearing off of STR's... is a quarter still worth .25 cents if the varnish is stripped and stained a little?

Telling the former homeowners that we were so appreciative of their attention to the original details of the home (fireplace, stained glass, molding, etc) and that we would allow them to harvest from their plants after they left.

Quote from @Brandon Staines: Is accomplishing a BRRRR strategy possible out of state ?

It had stained yellow walls and old musty carpet and old tile all throughout when we bought it How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?