I prefer light colored hardwood floors in small houses, and darker floors in larger houses.

Or something better like hardwood.

Try to visit as many for sale props in the neighborhood as possible, to see what your competition is offering...IF engineered hardwood fits in the budget, it goes in the house.

Doing all hardwood floor from carpets because carpets are too dirty to be recognized or cleaned.

Looks like a hard wood floor and is really durable.

For firewood it would need to be a hardwood to be much use for retail, you could definitely burn it yourself or sell it cheap on craigslist... you'd be lucky to earn 5 dollars an hour on the project once it's all sold... if it's not a marketable firewood or milling wood I'm sure the guy you hire would be glad to leave it instead of hauling it off.If you've got nothing better to do, it wouldn't hurt to figure out the species and send that info with a pic to any local people you can find online who might be interested.  

I've got a renovation budget of of $20K doing most of the work myself and hiring out only the things I have to like laying hardwoods.

Next up is trim and maple engineered hardwood installation.

@Jacqueline Carrington its 5 acre's wooded lot; 1 mile out from major city; hardwood timber, has power in front; no town septic or water- but there is a spring onproperty so there could be a well; Its  secluded; its residential; near by are resident houses of like a handful- its on a main road headed to the city; its about 2-3 miles from a major large local hospital and cancer center; Its highly sought after town because of taxes and school system. properties go like hotcakes...

Tile and hardwood flooring, and much higher end landscaping.