Sure .... if you wait until  after the first of the month, I'll probably be less distracted ... hardwood stairs yesterday, bathroom (vanity & flush) and kitchen (sink an dishwasher) final plumbing today.  

Of course there were stains in the hardwoods.

I am interested in this as well for a current flip, as an alternative to hardwood.

Hello investors,I just purchased a 3 story single house and it has hardwood floors on 2 levels.

Stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, refinished hardwoods etc....We've been renting it to a group of three 20 somethings for $1,500 the last 2 or 3 years.

At least hard wood floors can be sanded.

Things I look for (I don't actually look but I tell my agent to look:) are Roof, Basement, Windows, Flooring, HVAC in terms of age or condition, anything that seems uncharacteristically out of repair or requiring replacement.My SFH's were all 5k-7.5k of get ready repairs, but I also bought them for low to mid 60's not 80k, a year ago.Most of the houses have solid hardwood floors (if there's carpet, there is probably hardwood under the carpet).  

For some good hardwoods, some guys will come clear cut the lot for little to no costs.2.

The hardwood in the living room and one bedroom are in good shape.

Replace hardwood with marble and lots of other stuff.Here's a pic of final product