That's hardwood through out and stainless appliances.

Taxes and insurance for the properties I have in that range total 850 bucksIf you have hardwoods or plank you don't have flooring issues for a significant period of time.  

House was looked fine so I cut the check and she said she'd lock up and leave the keys after they got the last load of boxes.When I went back the next day, I found that those boxes were covering serious damage to the hardwood floors - she had two enormous (unauthorized) dogs that she kept locked in that room, according to the neighbors.

So I did hardwood cabinets with quartz.  

We refinished all the hardwood floors and updated kitchens and baths.

At walk through, fan blades were all caked with dirt, cobwebs and dustbunnies abound, hardwood and tile floors hadn't been swept or mopped, countertops not wiped, exterior of kitchen appliances not cleaned, stove top still semi dirty (stove was brand new a year and a half ago but she claims "it wouldn't wipe off"), kitchen sink with soap debris on it, food stains splattered on kitchen backsplash and baseboards, bathtub not cleaned, closet floors/shelves/blinds/windows not wiped down, and my favorite - remains of a carcass of a hawk (feathers and...?)

Every one of them has hardwood flooring in the kitchen.

Tenant had a large dog...this was what was left of the living room hardwood floors after it used it as a toilet!!!

Many of these homes were built on a slab, so unfortunately Melissa no hardwood floors and very little of the 50s charm.  

As a renter, I can't be picky, but my favorite things are hardwood floors, a washer and dryer (must have), and a dishwasher.