It can seem confusing so examples help.Example 1Tenant has a guest over who falls down the stairs due to no fault of the tenant - you will be sued as the property owner and a landlord policy provides coverage for this risk.

They're just people who decided to keep walking one step at a time despite all odds.When I hear that it really reiterates the importance of breaking down your big goals into smaller actionable steps so you're going up one stair at a time, not tiring yourself skipping 2 or 3 at a time

Either a walk-out basement or a back door on the main level that goes straight into the stairs to the basement. 

Just curious....Yeah, if it's a tricky house with curving stairs, coffers, elevator and stuff, you're better off with pure framers.

I would refund minus any differences.Frankly, I have refunded folks for medical emergencies without getting a full rebook.An older couple book the lake house for 4 days for the whole family, but her husband had a pretty bad stroke and would be unable to navigate the stairs.

The Unilin 2g locking system is one of the most efficient ones on the market.I 100% agree the the subfloor/ underlayment/ substrate being attached to as well as how  it was attached to the builder floor(naturally we're not talking cement) is usually the problem in a failed installation. 

We also use it on windows (no streaks like windex) & granite etc.I use well dissolved TSP in the Rug Dr for bad stains esp the stairs but the Deca Clean product is fantastic if you ca get it.

The stairs in the alleyway, kitchen, floors need to be redone along with the typical drywall, paint work.

Exterior was the wavy pattern fiber cement siding and was easy to match.  

My contractor advised against doing LVT on the stairs (said it just always looks bad) so it seems like I’ll put carpet there (didn't want to do this but there's no hardwood underneath the current carpet).