Warning here::::: Don't be alarmed if after a few levels you feel some emotion come to the surface...

I'm getting a two story townhome ready for rent with  tile in the most trafficked areas in the kitchen and adjoining dining room downstairs And, there's carpeting in the upstairs bedrooms, stairs, and for a living room downstairs.I'm going to change the carpeting in the downstairs living room to either wood or vinyl planks that look like wood. 

My local PHA uses the following list to prep landlords for the general expectation of the inspection: Windows and Doors The windows must not be damaged or missingAll ground floor windows must have locksAll doors leading outside must have locks and deadboltsFlooring, Ceilings and Walls The flooring, walls and ceilings must not have any serious defects such as serious bulging, sagging, large cracks, loose surface or other major damagesThe flooring must not have any serious damages and cracks that will cause someone to trip and fall (peeling/lifting linoleum is often what flunks on this point)The ceiling and roof must not leak.

I love tile, I could put it on every surface cause it protects better than anything else.

On the surface many people will say, "I don't make a million dollars, so it won't affect me."

For arena/work surface footing, you want footing that is as versatile as possible, unless the show grounds cater predominantly to one particular discipline - for example, reiners and jumpers have different footing preferences so you'll want to plan accordingly.

In my experience, not purchase adjoining property when there's an opportunity almost always leads to later regret.

From the roof surface its hard to identify where the water is finding its way through.  

It's wonderful how this community can look at what on the surface might be a simple landlord/tenant issue and uncover other issues that impact both the landlord and the tenant.

We provide a three page "Move Out Guidelines" which details the cleaning required, from pulling out refer and cleaning behind/under it, to polishing faucets and other metallic surfaces to eliminate water spotting and fingerprints.