Consider helping the tenants vacate quicker by providing 3mil thick bags and/or cardboard boxes to collect their stuff and haul it out.

I don't think the thickness of the door should be an issue, but something to double check.

. - Cabinets & quartz counters were from Pius in seattle; they have good pricing, a good showroom and are fairly quick to turn around- cabinets are the 'grey shaker' for the kitchen, 36 inches tall was the right size for our 94 inch ceilings to give us cabinets that go all the way to the ceiling; and 'white shaker' for the bathroom vanity; same counter on both- floors are laminate from costco; "harmonics camden oak"; I they're 8mm thick, 6 inch wide and 48 inch long and have a pre-attached pad; great texture on the surface and solid quality feel; would definitely buy again- kitchen backsplash was from home depot online (couldnt find subway I liked both the look and price of in store) called "jeffrey court classic brick" in 2inch x 4inch size for $2.89/ft- appliances were the entry level samsung stainless, with a counter dept fridge- cabinet handles and faucet were from amazon; cabinet handles are brand "Probrico" in the 5 inch size.

Unlike what they teach you in books, capital raising takes a lot of persistence, creativity, and thick skin.

When you decide to reach out to people who've files probate to buy their house then you've got to have some thick skin and be armed with experience on how to address their specific issues.

One way to check is wherever you have the flooring already torn up, take a smaller piece of plastic ( nice thick plastic ) and seal it to the floor, check the next day and if it is the slab, the plastic will have moisture all under it.

Tile in baths and kitchens and I go with a thick vinyl plank floor (looks like wood).

My question is how can I best organize the deductions so I'm not just handing my tax guy a four inch thick folder of Home Depot receipts?

What thickness/durability rating do I need?

Should I invest a ton of time and money into trying to level the floors upstairs, or should I just throw some new carpet over it with a thick pad and call it good?