You'll also probably need to re-install all the baseboard trim/casings to accommodate the new floor level.If the floor is flat (not necessarily level - two different things), get a better mid-price pad & lay carpet.

The house was built in 1953 and had the original flooring (asbestos) and kitchen cabinets, int trim & doors were original knotty pine.

Home features gleaming hardwood floors, new roof, beautiful molding/trim, with tall ceilings & spacious rooms.

New baseboard trims, painting and floors.

I am painting the exterior of my 4 unit multifamily gray with white trim possibly with some blue shutters. 

We hire out all except flooring and cabinet installation, tile, trim and interior painting.

All it needed was a coat of paint in a few rooms (bedrooms were: pink; two shaded of purple with black trim; red, grey and black) and they'd patched all the holes in the walls (from hanging pictures), so they looked really bad.

It helps with the relationship between you and the tenants.Early on we found other investors and volunteered our time on a Saturday to help with sheetrock, strip wall paper off, install trim or paint. 

Living room/bedrooms/hallway: Ripped out all the carpet, replaced all interior and closet doors, painted walls, ceiling, trim, refinished the original hardwood floors, and installed new blinds.Bathroom: Completely gutted the entire bathroom, had to add a new venting kit and bathroom ceiling light/fan combo.

This was an opportunity to shed expensive labor and trim operational fat, while cutting some competition.