Unless you keep a constant wax coating on it, and no water gets beneath, then the floors are the worst.

After that you put a new coat of paint on it, make it look pretty, and seller finance it to someone. 

However, the previous owner hadn't touched the apartments in years (not even a fresh coat of paint...he had inherited the property and the tenants) and everything needed to be replaced. 

Those that have.Do you know how many coats of Killz are required to cover pink?

I personally do not sugar coat my responses and do not attempt to simply make people feel good about them selves or their decisions.

"you need to have a bar to hang coats on it the closet" )3. you need to pay attention to, and check up on your tenant.

That would be like always wearing a rain coat because it might rain.

I must say it looks much better with a fresh coat of paint.

Also, I watched a well-respected long-time company install some laminate in one of my rentals and noticed that after they had the sink opening cut, and before they attached anything to the countertop, they rolled a coat of clear polyurethane over all the vulnerable cut edges - the sink opening, underneath the dishwasher, at the 45 joints - and let that dry before finishing up the install.

@John FiastroGo with the hardwoods it will reduce your ongoing costs.We do a light buff and then put several poly coats to seal the floors against liquids (beer, urine, juice etc.)Another great product is vinyl allure flooring.