I am also thick in the world of real estate here in Wichita Falls in almost all aspects.

Sometimes the surprises are under the carpet...There was a 4" thick concrete slab over that hole that Hubby had to bust up with a sledge.

Being a landlord mean being thick skinned, being able to be objective, and to some degree having to be 'the bad guy" sometimes - not everyone is comfortable taking on these roles - best of luck to you - I'm looking forward to seeing how all of this turns out. 

So all of the pages, of everything, need to be looked at.I've been known to text listing agents cell phone pics of the 2 inch thick file I have on someone that has a preapproval letter with my signature at the bottom, so they know why to take THIS offer and not the one for $7k more from Wells.

I think I padded the estimated rehab and repair costs pretty thick though LOL

SS is 14mm thick but not waterproof.

Then install the original floor over it, and to top it off as a precaution thick carpet padding plus the carpet, yes looks like this just got expensive.

Check to be sure the width and thickness of both floors are the same, as well as them having a sufficient wear layer (as one may have been sanding more times than the other).

There is nothing with this for the most part, especially if the parts are at least 5/8" thick.

That includes closets, hallways, the thickness of the walls, etc.