We think we have a strongly qualified respondent wanting to rent our SFH (newly refinished).

I had one of my bathtubs refinished and glazed for $500.00 so I think its worth it.

They don't warp and don't need to be refinished. 

Income:All units 1 bed/1 bathUnit A --> $700 Biggest unit, has bonus room and dine in kitchen, has only off street parking spot, 15 year tenant (month to month), i think the rent could be increased to 800-825Unit B --> $600Standard 1/1, Tenant leased until May/2018, I think rent could be increased to 650 after leaseUnit C --> $500Standard 1/1, 7 yr Tenant (month to month), only unit that would need any rehab and not until (if) tenant left, i think rent could be increased to 600-650 after mostly cosmetic rehab (shag carpet and wood paneling)Unit D --> $550This is actually a studio but listed as a 1/1, has Murphy bed that will be removed and wood floor refinished from bed damage (minor), recently vacant but was renting for 550 but would possibly lower to 450 to fill quickly Additional Expenses:Landlord pays Gas/Electric and charges flat fee to cover costs.

We had needed to get the floors on the main level refinished.

Does that mean that a homeowner wouldn't be allowed to refinish their hardwood floors before putting their house on the market to sell?

A friend of mine recently had his hardwood floors refinished, partially because of a pet smell.

The pool needs to be refinished.

Light kitchen remodel, pull carpet and refinish floors, paint the interior, finish a halfway finished bathroom in basement.

After they left, we had the door refinished, cost $250, which we kept from their deposit.