Write it down.After about 10 calls you may see a pattern, or what most seem to be doing.MAYBE that is where you would want to TRY (and see what kind of renter apply).Also keep in mind, different places attract different tenant bases. 

If the floors are cupping or buckled I'd take them out and replace with 1/2" OSB and then a medium+ quality LVP floor with some kind of light stone pattern.

Then there's a attachment pattern to combining LVLs for applications like yours.

Sigh.)Also check out the traffic patterns near the World Music Theatre or whatever they're calling it these days.

But if you have time/money/resources, here some more ideas for you: - look into "concrete stamping" and "concrete staining"- if you have cracks, rather than repairing the cracks, make more of them ("concrete scoring") and use them, fill/grout/stain them with a contrast color/material to draw in a natural looking flagstone design or pattern.        

This is NOT a patterned carpet, more of a "salt and pepper" look.

You'll want to get the fact-pattern specific advice from your attorney and CPA.

We focus on their historical patterns and give weight to recent events.

Or maybe they got sick of property tax increases outpacing rent increases in locations without something similar to Prop 13.But, yeah, that's the pattern.

If a person's credit report showed an ongoing pattern, particularly any recent history of evictions, then it would be a different story.