Hey investors, please share your contacts for hardwood floors refinishing.

Financials-Credit Score: 750-800Non-retirement Savings: $30,000Real Estate Holdings-Aforementioned SFH purchased for $117,000 (4.25% interest rate).Recently sold comps ~$135,00-$150,000 (we put sweat equity into the house- new paint, DIY hardwood refinishing, replaced carpet)House is 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath rambler with double attached garage, patio, and attached 3 season room.

I would try someone who refinished floors.

If it's your primary residence, I would just re-finish the existing wood floor and drop a few good coats of poly on them.

I lived there for 4 years, and in that time I did a lot (new windows, new bathroom, new granite countertops, refinished wood floors, paint). 

However it does needs the floors refinished.

However it does needs the floors refinished.

Restoring the floors will cost money and hopefully you can get some of that cost back by noting the refinished floors in the description of the home.

If urine stains go deep enough, even sanding and refinishing may not help.Get a bid from a reliable contractor for the cost of doing all the repairs necessary to bring the house back into the condition it was prior to renting to them.

On the other side the renovation is less extensive and I am refinishing the original hardwood floors and installing tile in the kitchen/bath.