Also, our bank suggested we list all the materials used, as it increases the value and also highlight property features such as hardwood floors, number of fireplaces, ect.

They could easily find expensive places, if that's what they wanted.The one thing they did lament was not having hardwood floors. 

Used Aberdeen Birch engineered hardwood from lumber liquidators (paid $1.56/sqft), installed on top of those standard underlayment mats, name is escaping be right now, big red roll for $.50/square ft.

Painted the heaters and trim white, ripped up the carpet and sanded the hardwood underneath.

I'm looking to remodel a kitchen, refinish hardwood floors, and paint the interior.

There is hard wood under the current carpet and it would be cheaper to sand and stain than install new flooring but I worry about the durability aspect when we rent it out.

So I'm constantly getting texts and phone calls from the landlord to raise the heat due to the larger 2 bedroom apartment upstairs ( which has hardwood floors and only one bedroom has vents) are always complaining that it's cold up there.

I also am coming in to fix and sell a rental and need some contractors to:fix one side of a fencereplace a few engineered hardwood pieces  (I have the pieces)paint the interiorremove, stain and replace some shutters (decorative, not active)restore the outside door handles on the front doorAnyone you've used who you like?

The MFH will need to have nice hardwood floors. 

OK... so I have found hardwood under my carpet in my current flip.