I paint or stain the wood to get hardwood floors in my home. 

Since the townhome was move in ready, my fiancé and I have spent the last 7 months doing smaller rehab projects (staining decks, popcorn ceiling removal, kitchen backsplash, new paint and bathroom renovation).

Better lock, better programing, and hopefully longer life.I originally bought $350 sheets and $56 microfiber cotton towels from Bed Bath and Beyond; the best they carried and got zero comments so now I buy $7 towels at HomeGoods and if they get stained I just replace.Beyondpricing.com   My listing goes for 4 bedrooms with pool usually $130 Sunday thru Thursday and up to $300 on Friday and Saturday.  

Hey folks,I'm polishing up an older triplex in Tacoma and having a hard time finding someone to tackle a fairly straightforward punch list + a sanding/staining of deck. 

The following items were checked: Subterranean Termites, Fungus / Dryrot in siding, roof sheathing, Water stains noted at Master bedroom closet, The Subarea below the bedrooms is inaccessible for inspection due to Dirt covering access, Evidence of Subterranean Termites was noted at/in Subarea which appears to extend into inaccessible areas (garage). 

Not having to live through the restoration process of sanding, staining and poly is a plus too, but I am not sure this is the right choice since hardwoods are higher value than LVT.

Brand new paintRe stained floorsNew Kitchen cabinetsNew appliancesNew bathroom tilesNew bathroom sink Renewed bathtubNew lightingNew door handlesNew bedroom closet doors

I got a message from one of them saying that they need to get out of the lease asap - their partner has a temper and has caused damage to the unit, the tenant also sent photos of a hole in the wall, damaged door and trim, and something thrown in the kitchen staining the kitchen cabinets. 

Carpet has many stains.  

I use Cabot semi-solid stain ...it never peels, just eventually wears off.