full marble bathroom, kitchenette, heater, loft, hardwood floors.11 years ago, we rented the unit to a friend of our neighbors.

I've been working with a builder for quite a while, installing their tile and hardwood flooring.

The first floor is all tile (hardwood looking ones) and there is only about 300sq ft of actual hardwood in the bedrooms on 2nd level.Property was down to a shell 8 months ago so everything is brand new in terms of plumbing and electrical.For the purchase, I officially purchased the property for $65,000 with a 20% down payment.

Nice hardwood floors on kitchen/living room level.

He made it pretty clear that the house does not need any updates because he has already done, new paint, new carpet, new hardwoods, fence (3yr old), roof (3yrs old), new a/c,  new tile, new fixtures.  

Hi all,Does anyone have recommendations for a hardwood floor repair company (need to patch a 3.5 ft x 1.5 ft piece of 1928 hardwood)?  

-Second property : been in the house since 2002 , owner lives in it , 5 Bd 4 bth , the kitchen was updated 2 weeks ago , bathrooms to be remodeled , not listed in the market , owner asking $550,000 , county appraisal $420,500 , don't wanna disclose mortgage balance , hardwood floors . 

You work top down for renovation.If you own rentals long you will ditch the carpet for something hard (hardwood or allure) depending on your market.

First off all, how much damage will have been caused by nailing the subfloor to the hardwood?

I had to put that in an upstairs condo I owned in order to install hardwood flooring.