I always like removing the carpet and finding restorable hardwood floors underneath.    

Hello Everyone, I have a tenant that would like to renew his lease on the condition that I buy him a new modern stove. The current stove that I have installed is older but it was new and never used until he moved in. ...

Light landscaping,  power wash, take out carpet put hardwood in living room and hall ways,paint cabinets, new front door, that's if we even decided on all that because it's a turn key as is.If we decided to lease were going to do things listed above.

Do you need a new carpet/hardwood/tiles?

The floors will be hardwood (after, carpet removal) throughout MAIN floor of home (including bedrooms).....What is the TREND for today, and beyond (short....)......?  

I feel like replacing the hardwood in the kitchen and carpet everywhere else with strong, waterproof vinyl planking would be the best, but more expensive than replacing the carpet and leaving the hardwood in the kitchen/dining area.

When I pulled up the carpet, I saw nice hardwood floors underneath.

Tenant has allowed 4 (non approved) dogs to pee all over hardwoods in house.

We'd just have to pay for materials, and didn't have to pay him until he was 100% done.Cleanup and demo $1050Contractor labor $5kEstimated materials $3.5kIt took 8 hours to get everything out of the house, and we discovered perfect hardwood floors under the laminate.LandscapingBefore we landed, we knew that we needed to remove a few trees from the property.

I have narrowed it down as a first time purchase to a 2/1 solid home; good location for same size homes, brick/vinyl ranch, built in 1940, HVAC installed already, original hard wood throughout home, roof in great shape, wiring up to date and plumbing is manageable for repairs.