Buyer on BP have often "gone to the listing agent" which created a perverse incentive which will no longer be able to be swept under the rug by a listing agent. 

Our cleaner returned today to double check everything and found a tv remote missing (I know this happens a lot), chocolate stains in the carpet, more blood stains on other linens, bath rugs, and furniture, more furniture stains, etc.

That cost $2,300I went with a local artist who did the mural and the one by the pool for $4,200.Flooring is 4 large rugs with rug pads.Gaming systems are PS5 and Xbox One.You can see from my setup that a sofa/sleeper could easily add a queen bed capacity.  

Also, even an old beat up floor looks decent and bedrooms usually have a lot of furniture so you can only see a small part of the floor anyways and tenants may even put down a throw rug.

Tenants can throw a rug and take their stains and smells with them when they move out...It looks classy and is our go to move when rehabbing a rental.

Plus it's so much easier to clean.Let them put down area rugs on top of the laminate, and take their dirt with them when they move out!

The tenants seem to love it and can put down area rugs if they want carpet.

The most fool proof, rugged, and bombproof locks I've used have to be the Schlage locks that have a physical deadbolt you turn. 

Always hard to hear the heartbreak/horror stories of STR investors being on the wrong side of regulations/permitting and/or getting the rug pulled on them. 

That's about how many overall residential homes are on the market along the entire 400ish mile long rugged and majestic Oregon Coast at any given moment.